Hey team,
I'm selling my beloved m2, I'm just seeing if anyone is interested. It's listed on the buy sell section also.
Feel free to message me,
Cheers bevan
021 247 2963
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Hey team,
I'm selling my beloved m2, I'm just seeing if anyone is interested. It's listed on the buy sell section also.
Feel free to message me,
Cheers bevan
021 247 2963
If you have a mag extension for it you can sell it to the govt for about $2,375 if its in good condition.
No mag extension, would be a good idea tho hahaQuote:
Originally Posted by ChrisW
I don't think that will fly Chris. More likely you'll have the mag extension removed and you'll be paid for that part only.Quote:
Originally Posted by ChrisW
The Benelli m2 is on the list, they will buy it. If you brought it with the mag extension fitted, you may not have the original mag tube cap, you can hardly be expected to go out and locate one.
So, do you reckon those that bought a mag extension and added it to their M2 will be eligible for a buyback of the whole shotgun?
Yep, why not? If I owned a Ferrari with a large capacity V12, then they banned big evil motors, should I be expected to put a v6 in it because it’ll still work? No.
It appears so, just shows how stupid, rushed and ill conceived the confiscation scheme has been, I’m pondering putting my extension back on and selling it to them so I can buy the latest model :DQuote:
Originally Posted by 10-Ring
I'm talking about an M2 that is sold, as they all are new, with the standard 5 shot tube mag and mag cap. Even so they've listed it, so good news for anyone who has one with the mag extension as long as the price is honoured.Quote:
Originally Posted by MSL
Have a friend who has an old unused semi .22LR with a 20 shot detachable mag who reckons he's going to get the used price for it even though he has two 10 shot mags that came with the rifle when he bought it new back in 1967.
They have made some really dumb, and hasty decisions, but don't think they are silly enough to pay out on something that has been modified from how it was sold new, they would be keen to take the complete unit and pay for the mag extension. Only have to read the article by one of the advisors to the buy back funding scheme to realise the goal posts are easy to move.Quote:
Originally Posted by MSL
Regarding the Benelli M2 in the Buy-Back price list it states at the top of the page -"Shotgun semi-automatic, non-detachable magazine, 6+ cartridges (value at under $5,000)".
Since the standard Benelli M2 has a detachable magazine it looks like the only payment will be $140 for the extension mag that is in new or used condition. Listed under, "Shotgun magazine extensions". $50 for extensions in poor condition.
So what's the best way to go about selling these days? Get a store to sell it on your behalf?
Game guns seem to change hands prior to the season more easily than any other time of the year. T/M may soften their semi policy after the buyback shambles has settled but that could take time.Quote:
Originally Posted by ocean-hunter
Yeh I tried that, with no luck. I had it listed before the start of the seasonQuote:
Originally Posted by tetawa