http://www.gloucestercitynews.net/clearysnotebook/2012/12/attorney-general-chiesa-announces-two-day-guns-for-cash-buyback-initiative-for-residents-of-camden-countytrenton.html#more

 

 

"... up to $250" for each gun. I wonder what determines the amount given for each piece?

http://www.nj.gov/guns/

http://www.glouceste...enton.html#more

 

 

"... up to $250" for each gun. I wonder what determines the amount given for each piece?

 

Probably type and condition. You would get more for a functioning "assault rifle" than for a rusted wall-hanger.

A way to make some quick money, BUT, I will not support this.

Theres already a few threads on this, like this one http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/42796-finally-somebody-willing-to-do-something-about-guns/

Thanks and sorry. I didn't see another thread on this.

I just read the flyer. I thought, for sure, I had read somewhere this was for Camden County. According to the flyer, it's the City of Camden, not the entire county.

The flyer says Camden County, but if no ID s required, then ??????