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Yeah I've sold them on there before. When I was trying to do it again last night it kept telling me though I had to set something up I'd never had to do before. Like I said I was tired -- might have clicked on the wrong thing somewhere.

Yeah I'm going to give everything a shot here first. GB gets more exposure but the fees suck.

Thanks I'll have to take another look at it. It was pretty late when I was trying maybe I was doing something wrong.

Sorry if I posted this in the wrong place. I was getting ready to put a couple things up for sale on Gunbroker and it's telling me I need to set up a payment gateway. Difficulty: Apparently you need to be a business with an FFL to do so. Is that correct? Can that little guy just trying to sell...

Agreed. And a particular scope might work with a particular rifle for a particular person's needs but we don't all use them for the same exact purpose so sometimes it's just not a good fit and there's no sense in buying something you aren't going to use. I've got a few rifles I'm going to list...

Yeah I've had similar results. I might as well include the Vortex flip up caps as well as a little added incentive. I'll have to decide if I want to package it with the rings or do those separately (or leave them with the gun)

Yup! I'd sometimes lose a few bucks on the rifles but the accessories still brought in more.

Back when I did more buying and selling I'd pick up those ones that came with that "extra" equipment that people wouldn't pay extra for and resell without. I didn't make much, if anything off the guns but listing the extra goodies on ebay made it worthwhile.

If I ever move out in the country again...

PM Sent!

Looking at the receipt for the scope, I think I'm maybe better off selling it on its own. Someone buying the rifle probably wants to do it up just how they want it anyway.

If I remember right this one's a Vortex Diamondback 4-16x FFP (I'd have to look for the box down in the basement.)

My big project last fall/winter was building up a nifty CZ 457. I got it done and it's been on a shelf ever since. I don't have the time (or a good place) to shoot these days. I'm thinking about just putting it up for sale. Am I better off taking off the scope and mounts out or just selling it...

Yeah most of the time when I use that stuff I feed it to the Single Six and the S&W 63.

They get out with their grandpa now and then and they're decent at it. They're 12 and 14 now and have been shooting for a couple years so they've got the basics down. I could let them start with the CZ... I've got the single shot adapter in there at the moment.

Thanks fellas. I didn't think there was any need to use the good stuff! (Maybe I'll let them shoot couple mags of the match grade when I set up the paper targets.)

The nephews are coming over next weekend and I'd like to let them do a little shooting. We'll probably set up a few paper targets and I've got some of those steel ones that flip around and reset. I don't need extreme precision Probably be shooting at about 20-40 yards. I'm not real keen on...

I spent many years trying to find the perfect "do it all" .22. The Henry lever action was about as close as I got but I realized I'm just too picky to have one gun to do it all. I sat down and made a list of exactly what I do with my 22s and decided I'd be better off with a pair outfitted for...

Nah, he paid but I felt bad for him

Well it all worked out. Both the buyer and I were being dumb and pushing wrong buttons. /also after shipping off his revolver a little while ago I sure do wish the guy who lived 10 minutes down the road would have won the auction -- oof those fedex shipping costs when you're not an ffl.