I'm Going To Set Up My Own Pre Ban Magazine Pop Up Store Out Of My Trunk At The Local Police Station Internet Trading Zone And Have Posted Hours

Reptile said:
So, do you think this would work out?

I don't store magazines or guns at home so I just gotta get the mags out of storage.

If the police tell me I can't stay there all day, I could park at Walmart and stay on NES and see when people want to arrive and then I could drive up the road to the Internet Trading Zone.

I just think that would be safer than setting up a tent and BBQ at Walmart and waiting for customers to show up.

It might be bad form to set up a Pop Up site at the Mill.

The window to see is closing so people are getting desperate to get these premium mags before the ban.
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Most people have moved on from this garbage.

There's nothing "premium" about any of that crap. 🤣
 
paul73 said:
difficult to beleive somebody actually pays $100 or even $70 for an ar mag. but, whatever.
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Even harder to believe someone that doesn't do it as a business would be morally fine charging that. Most of the people buying are newer people. I often help those people when I can to keep them in the sport and meet some new friends.
 
Marty McFly said:
Even harder to believe someone that doesn't do it as a business would be morally fine charging that. Most of the people buying are newer people. I often help those people when I can to keep them in the sport and meet some new friends.
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Anyone flipping mags is running a gig/business out of it. Might not be a store with a sign hut it's functionally the same thing.
 
drgrant said:
Anyone flipping mags is running a gig/business out of it. Might not be a store with a sign hut it's functionally the same thing.
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Yeah I meant those few guys that were in the classified last month or so that had 1 or 2 they wanted to sell before 10/23. They mostly sold for lower prices
 
GunBroker has em for between $45-60. No bids of course, except 1 listing with a bid for $20 for 2 mags. If it sells for that price, then market price is $10/mag.
 
Reptile said:
I just called up the station and they have an internet trading lot that is open 24 hours.

I have hundreds of brand new pre ban AR mags that I want to sell.

Some from sealed cases of 100 mags from the 1970's.

I just checked Gun Broker and these mags are going for $100 each + shipping.

Used pre ban AR mags are going to $70 at the Mill.

I was thinking of setting up shop at WalMart but there is no soliciting.

I was also thinking of setting up my own store in the parking lot of the gun show or at The Mill but I don't think it's allowed.
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I will take a handful.
 
If you do I might go buy a mag so I can tell if you’re always trolling or actually being serious.
 
Darkslide said:
GunBroker has em for between $45-60. No bids of course, except 1 listing with a bid for $20 for 2 mags. If it sells for that price, then market price is $10/mag.
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Search completed auctions.

Filter by highest price paid.

They are selling for $100 each.

Some were only $70 each plus shipping, fees, and tax.

Mine are special because they are brand new pre bans.

They also come complete with the Reptile Seal Of Approval...

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Reptile said:
I just called up the station and they have an internet trading lot that is open 24 hours.

I have hundreds of brand new pre ban AR mags that I want to sell.

Some from sealed cases of 100 mags from the 1970's.

I just checked Gun Broker and these mags are going for $100 each + shipping.

Used pre ban AR mags are going to $70 at the Mill.

I was thinking of setting up shop at WalMart but there is no soliciting.

I was also thinking of setting up my own store in the parking lot of the gun show or at The Mill but I don't think it's allowed.
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You'd do better selling hot dogs.
Oh wait.
 
Ok folks.

Maybe this was a bad idea.

If I only get $70 each for mags - I'd be buying, not selling.

I'm looking for $100 a mag or it's not worth my time.

I guess I'll just keep my hoard in storage and not pursue this endeavor.

BTW - my girlfriend - who is a lingerie model - refuses to be a part of this.

I figured she could use her wild sex appeal to entice some of you to buy some mags. Lots of sales jobs utilize sex appeal to sell things. I don't want to pimp her out like that though but her little sister was more inclined. (She's a bit young and naive.)

Then they started to peruse NES and they both think that NES is filled with old perverts.

They call them "Gun Creepers".

No wonder we all sleep with loaded guns in our beds and a loaded shotgun next to the door.
 
Reptile said:
Ok folks.

Maybe this was a bad idea.

If I only get $70 each for mags - I'd be buying, not selling.

I'm looking for $100 a mag or it's not worth my time.

I guess I'll just keep my hoard in storage and not pursue this endeavor.
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This means that you paid way too much for your stash. Why do you even bother? [rofl]
 
drgrant said:
This means that you paid way too much for your stash. Why do you even bother? [rofl]
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I bough them by the case for $30 per mag. 100 mags per case.

To me they are now worth $100 each.

I need to admit that I am powerless over my addiction to buying mags.

Worse so is my refusal to sell.

I've been using the same old 6 AR mags for the past 20 years in classes and at the range. They still work.

I guess I have a sickness.

I'm a hoarder.

My bedroom and office have dozens of moldy old pizza boxes, old KFC buckets, empty Cheetos bags.

I have old bottles filled with urine because I didn't want to miss something on the internet to use the bathroom.

My kitchen sink if filled with dishes from Thanksgiving meal 2022.

Used paper towels all over the place.

At least nobody wants to burglarize the place.

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