Videos tagged with Gun Broker

This video discusses controversial ATF enforcement actions, specifically focusing on cases where individuals were prosecuted for items deemed illegal by the ATF. It highlights instances involving the engraving of firearm component designs on metal business cards and the sale of replica RPGs, questioning the ATF's interpretation and enforcement of existing laws.

This episode of the Guns Magazine Podcast discusses the critical importance of planning for the disposition of a firearm collection, especially for aging gun owners. Hosts Brent Wheat and Roy Huntington, along with guest Dwight Van Brunt (via discussion), emphasize proactive estate planning for firearms to ensure they go to good homes and maximize value for heirs. They highlight the pitfalls of leaving this to chance, such as family members being overwhelmed or selling firearms for significantly less than their worth.

This video provides expert advice on how to sell firearms effectively, focusing on maximizing return on investment and avoiding common pitfalls. The speaker, identified as 'The Yankee Marshal,' emphasizes direct citizen-to-citizen sales as the most profitable method, detailing how to find buyers through local gun forums and national websites like Gun Broker. He also explains the lower value received from gun shops via trade-ins or consignment, and how to accurately price firearms by researching completed sales on auction sites.

This video from Washington Gun Law TV, hosted by William Kirk, discusses ATF Rule 2022R-07, which redefines what it means to be 'engaged in the business' of being a firearms dealer. The rule is set to take effect on Monday, May 20th, and a lawsuit, Texas v ATF, is challenging it. The video highlights the urgency of a potential preliminary injunction, which could delay the rule's implementation, and advises individuals who privately deal in firearms to be aware of the legal implications.

This video appears to be a placeholder or a listing with contact information, potentially for firearm sales or services, given the phone numbers and date. Without a visual or audio component, the content's direct relevance to firearms is speculative, but the presence of multiple phone numbers suggests a business or individual involved in some aspect of the firearm industry.

This episode of Gun Talk Radio features Johnny Drury of Dury's Guns discussing firearm valuation, market trends, and ammunition availability. Drury emphasizes that condition is paramount for gun value, with top-tier condition significantly increasing worth. He also highlights the importance of checking completed sales on Gun Broker for accurate pricing and notes current ammunition shortages, particularly for 20-gauge shells. The discussion extends to investment firearms, with a focus on high-condition pieces and Class III items, and Drury explains the streamlined process for selling guns to Dury's Guns.

This video discusses a new proposed ATF rule aimed at banning private firearm sales by requiring all transactions to go through Federally Licensed Firearms Dealers (FFLs). The speaker, drawing on leaked information and analysis, argues this rule infringes on Second Amendment rights and property rights, likening it to 'communist ways' of control. The rule could significantly impact online marketplaces and private sellers, with potential penalties including hefty fines and prison time for non-compliance.

This video explores the concept of a market cap for used and collectible firearms, concluding that there is no definitive ceiling. The discussion highlights how supply, demand, rarity, historical significance, and cultural impact all contribute to a firearm's value. Factors like undiscovered caches, production numbers, and even pop culture references can significantly influence prices, making the market dynamic and often unpredictable. The speakers emphasize that knowledge and understanding of a firearm's provenance and unique features are crucial for accurate valuation.

This video revisits the Charter Arms Bulldog .44 Special, a revolver the creator previously owned and disliked due to recoil and ammunition cost. Despite initial reservations, they express regret for selling the previous one and are actively seeking another, specifically a classic blued model. The video touches upon the challenges of finding affordable options and the creator's recent investment in reloading equipment to reduce ammunition costs. The content suggests a personal review and evaluation of the firearm, considering its past ownership and potential future.

This episode features an in-depth interview with Spencer and Bud from Lock, Stock and Barrel, a prominent firearms auction house. They discuss their business operations, the challenges of selling firearms in California, the importance of accurate descriptions and photography in auctions, and their passion for firearms history and collecting. The conversation also touches on the evolving landscape of gun collecting, the impact of the internet, and the unique aspects of their business model, including their Wyoming branch.

This video provides a first look at the Henry Big Boy X lever-action rifle chambered in .357 Magnum. The presenter highlights its lightweight recoil, 8+1 round capacity, and fiber optic sights. Initial shooting impressions at 50 and 75 yards are discussed, along with potential upgrades like a red dot sight for extended range accuracy.

This video discusses alarming actions by the ATF, alleging agents are conducting door-to-door visits without warrants to seize specific firearm components like FRT triggers and solvent traps. The speaker claims this is a violation of constitutional rights, citing the Fourth Amendment and due process. Information is reportedly being sourced from Gun Broker purchase records, with sellers allegedly providing customer data to the ATF. The video warns of threats and intimidation tactics used by agents when individuals refuse to comply.