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A private sale will net you the most money, if you can find a local buyer. For that purpose, you should put up a Want to Sell (WTS) ad here on NJGF after becoming a Premium Member (even if it's only for 1 month at a time) Setting up a sale on Gunbroker incurs fees (both FFL and Gunbroker charges) that you would not incur with a private local sale. On the other hand, setting up an Gunbroker auction may, in fact, bring you more net money than a fixed price sale (private or Gunbroker) if you are selling a particularly desirable gun. Trading it in or selling it to a local FFL means you are selling it at wholesale, as the FFL needs to mark it up to resell it at retail. My humble opinion: Pay the Premium Member fee and put up a WTS ad here and keep it in our NJGF 'family'. If it fails to sell here, you can always choose from the alternatives I explained.

I am selling a Smith & Wesson M&P 22 full size pistol. The pistol is in great condtion. The gun comes with two 10 round magazines. This gun has been 100% reliable since I have had it. The first " I'll take it" gets the gun. I am asking $300 for this handgun. Transfer fees on the buyer. I can meet at an FFL close to Gloucester , Camden, Burlingotn, or Mercer County. Any questions please let me know. Thanks!

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They've had sales on the progresso and campbell's soups as well in the past. I've bought a bunch the last time to sample, and keep a running log of ones I like/dislike. Like you I look at it as a cheap/easy way to prep.

Yes! Also make sure to let them know once you sign the online form. I've had references get their email within an hour and respond just as quickly. If they know when it's coming, it will not get buried in their inbox.

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