mtdigger

Understood..its been in a closet for years, and I've had it a few weeks, I'm hoping to sell it to buy something smaller (!) and useful, I wouldn't want to be the one who fires this beauty and ruins the nostalgia....but how do I sell it if I don't have a document showing its mine ? I looked through all of dads stuff and found nothing....if its too much hassle ill stuff it back in a closet

Thanks guys, it has been handled before, it doesn't appear to have ever been fired. My issue with selling is now, I have no paperwork showing ownership, I have the bag of certifications and assorted stuff about it, but have no idea of the original purchase paperwork. Do I assume I'm stuck with it ? I'm pretty sure my dad bought it new, but I don't think I can prove it, I'm guessing here in jersey that's a big problem

Thanks, I'm contemplating selling it so I was concerned that it could be a bad idea, but it would look a lot better, other than those grimy looking studs, its perfect

I inherited this rifle, it appears un-fired, it seems to have been in the original box forever but the decorative studs on the stock are really tarnished, should I try and polish them or leave them, I guess it wasn't stored in a climate controlled situation, the brown paper was wrapped around it but didn't seem to help. Thanks in advance for any advice

Colt python 357 blued with 6" barrel, leaned against my uncles police car at the long gone town trash dump and let er rip....I was around 12, it was a blast(pun intended) I still have it and wouldn't part with it for anything....

Good day all, Mike from Carteret 07008, anyone seen the sun around ? If so, can u ask it to drop by this weekend ? Preeshiate it.....

Looking for info on a commemorative rifle I inherited....on, Google....of course ! Lifelong NJ resident, good to have found a place to connect with brothers n sisters trying to fight the good fight here in Joisey