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So, I've realized my Hk91 is just sitting in my safe, I haven't taken it to the range since February and am thinking I want to sell it. There is a unique issue with it, one that I posted here in the forum about 6 months ago. I've got too many other things on my plate right now to send it off for a proper/professional diagnosis. This could be a simple fix; extractor, ejector, hot ammo...improper locking piece, I'm not sure. I've spoke with both Chopstix and Ghillie about it and both offered to take a look at it.
An FFL friend of mine said he would put it on consignment for me and sell it on GB. In good conscience, I don't want to sell it without a proper diagnosis or at least reveal the issue at hand.
That being said, I'm hesitant to sell it because it's such a classic battle rifle...but I'm ready for my UMP conversion, purchasing a suppressor, stockpiling more ammo and spend more time at the range.
With the Hk91, comes about 40 G3 mags, Hk heavy bipod, Karl Kaps Z24 scope w/Hk claw mount Heavy Hk butt pad that hasn't been installed and an extra IB date coded wide forearm.
I'd like to get some thoughts on the value with the issue. I'm providing a discussion link for you to browse, perhaps some of you remember this conversation. Overall, the rifle is in beautiful condition...was refinished by Chopstix. Also, what are your thoughts on how to handle the sale. Should I get a proper diagnosis before I sell? Should I get the issue resolved first then sell? Or just reveal the issue in the sale?
I would appreciate any feedback about the value and handling the sale. I believe in full disclosure when selling a firearm and want the intended buyer to know exactly what they're getting.
Thanks guys! Here's the link to the thread topic: http://www.hkpro.com/forum/hk-long-gun-talk/152755-brass-ejection-issues-no.html
An FFL friend of mine said he would put it on consignment for me and sell it on GB. In good conscience, I don't want to sell it without a proper diagnosis or at least reveal the issue at hand.
That being said, I'm hesitant to sell it because it's such a classic battle rifle...but I'm ready for my UMP conversion, purchasing a suppressor, stockpiling more ammo and spend more time at the range.
With the Hk91, comes about 40 G3 mags, Hk heavy bipod, Karl Kaps Z24 scope w/Hk claw mount Heavy Hk butt pad that hasn't been installed and an extra IB date coded wide forearm.
I'd like to get some thoughts on the value with the issue. I'm providing a discussion link for you to browse, perhaps some of you remember this conversation. Overall, the rifle is in beautiful condition...was refinished by Chopstix. Also, what are your thoughts on how to handle the sale. Should I get a proper diagnosis before I sell? Should I get the issue resolved first then sell? Or just reveal the issue in the sale?
I would appreciate any feedback about the value and handling the sale. I believe in full disclosure when selling a firearm and want the intended buyer to know exactly what they're getting.
Thanks guys! Here's the link to the thread topic: http://www.hkpro.com/forum/hk-long-gun-talk/152755-brass-ejection-issues-no.html