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Gun Buyback

ScottJ said:
I'd be interested in knowing the ages of the people who participated in that program. Were they elderly folks that can no longer operate/maintain a firearm, or perhaps folks who might need the money, etc, etc.

One thing I've never understood, and that is how can the gov't "buy back" something they didn't initially sell?
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Did the ATF do a background check!
 
Boston does this once in a while. Last time I paid attention to it (that was a while ago) I think they were offering $50 for a long gun and $100 for a handgun in working condition or not. I noticed a few things "substantial" but for the most part, it was all rusty junk.

And to comment on @Keystone19250 post, you cant even buy components to reload without a pistol permit in the sate to the north.
 
jmcd said:
Boston does this once in a while. Last time I paid attention to it (that was a while ago) I think they were offering $50 for a long gun and $100 for a handgun in working condition or not. I noticed a few things "substantial" but for the most part, it was all rusty junk.

And to comment on @Keystone19250 post, you cant even buy components to reload without a pistol permit in the sate to the north.
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🤔 Being it's Boston I wonder what the folks at the buy-back table would think if people just walked in, set a box of tea on the table, then walked out?
 
RandomHero said:
Yes, 149 guns is a joke The population there is 61,493. That's 0.00242% of the population. Think about that...🤔
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Close. You forgot to do the X100 for the percentage..... but even at that, it sure is still a joke!!

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