I have a replica 1861 Springfield musket I want to sell. I think I still have the bayonet to go with it and maybe a cartridge pouch. Any idea where a guy can sell those things? Ebay won't touch them, will craigslist? Old black powder arms seem to have different rules than modern arms, I'm hoping I can offload it fairly easy.
Where to sell a musket
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SaltyMonkey
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Here we have a magazine (Carolina Bargain Trader) found at local gas stations that allow for classifieds including firearms and hunting gear. Anything like that in your area?
Are there any restrictions on selling on gunbroker? I have a hard time seeing anyone using a musket for a crime but I do want to protect myself.
SaltyMonkey
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I am unsure if it’s a state or federal designation, but I can tell you in North Carolina they are considered primitive weapons and do not require a permit.
Perhaps someone can clear that up a little.
Gunbroker is good but fees are high. Also consider Armslist.
Perhaps someone can clear that up a little.
Gunbroker is good but fees are high. Also consider Armslist.
Recusant
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You might try listing it here, but you'll have to join the forum:
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You can sell, then you ship it to your winners FFL? We actually have someone who bought a crossbow, but the seller insisted in sending it to a dealer first. Muzzle loading black powder muskets are not firearms and do not require a background check. I even bought one of the Silencerco Suppressed muzzle loaders that has a real suppressor permanently attached. The loophole is that since the muzzle loader is not a firearm the suppressor is not a suppressor, same idea as Airguns with suppressors. But back to GB, you can specify that it has to be shipped to a local dealer.
