I bought a kral shotgun from over here in turkey and I have been trying to find out a way to send it back to the states without having to wait for the ATF paperwork to go through because i only have been here for 2 weeks and am leaving here in 2 weeks i need help and cant figure this one out .. anyone please?

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even though i own a home ..pay ALL the taxes too!–i can’t claim residency in two states,so i chose Fla. whe i also own a small home-reason?..no state income tax. Would there be any trouble buying a shotgun for hunting in Pa.? In Fla i hunt with a rifle,not registered..lol..in Fla…you got the $$$..it’s yours!..
I have NO criminal record..worst brush with the law..a parking ticket. Could i buy a shotgun in Pa. without major hassles and/or paperwork?
thanx
al

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a good friend of mine is going to sell me his brand new custom mossberg 835 shotgun for 0 and i was just wondering what steps are there in buying the gun from him and what paperwork needs to be done. (my first gun, i live in mongomery county if that helps.)

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Well, here’s the deal. I was misinformed by a few people, and ended up buying the Mossberg 88/Maverick 88 from Academy, and am now stuck with it since gun sales are final. So, I’m contemplating pawning it in order to get a Mossberg 500 or a Rem 870. I’ve heard they are only a few more bucks(max 100) than the new 88 I purchased for 0.

What will pawn shops offer me for the shotgun? I’ve never pawned anything but I have a feeling theyre going to want to give me for it. Anyone have any idea what they might offer considering its brand new, with all the original paperwork and box?

Also, where and how much (provide websites if you can) are shorter tactical Mossberg 500′s and Rem 870′s. I haven’t seen any Rem 870′s that had an 18in barrell.

Thanks fellas… let me know.
I figured as much Doc, I’m advertising it on craigs and soon to be on ebay right now. We’ll see. How much should I sell it for? Got a shoulder saver, lube, and 2 boxes of shells. I’m advertising for 0 right now.

Look at my other post and you’ll realize why I am looking for a 500 now.
I’m basically dissapointed because of what I’ve heard. If I went and shot this gun I couldn’t tell if it was a piece of crap or if it was a great gun. I don’t know guns, but I figure if I’m spending this kind of money I might as well throw out another and get something people say is much better made, like the Mossberg 500. I just didn’t know it was that close in price, if I knew, I wouldn’t have bought the 88. I just have this fear of a year or so from now I take the gun out to the woods, shoot it a few times and it screws up and is basically garbage. Everyone says 500′s have ALOT more durability than the 88′s, and I believe them. I’ve heard alot about the military using 500′s, and if theyre that good, and I can afford it or an 88, I’ll go with the 500.
Yeah I realized ebay won’t let me sell them (technically). But it is listed on craigs, and I’ve gotten two emails, so we’ll see how it goes. By the way I didn’t say it WAS on ebay, I said I was about to put it on ebay.

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I’m planning to purchase a 12 Gauge Mossberg 500 SPX Talo pump-action shotgun in the near future. My parents, whom you might refer to as "Debbie Downer and Depressing Dan" so to speak are constantly going on about how the gov’t is going to take everybody’s guns, there is going to be a revolution etc. etc. So anyways they want to purchase the gun in one of their names and then give it to me as a gift so that the government won’t know that I have it. Well that’s just fine by me if that’s how it works. I know there is no paperwork required to transfer a standard long gun between family members. I’m just not sure if it makes a difference when it is an "assault" or "tactical" weapon. We live in neighboring towns in good ol’ Kansas.

Also, I can’t find anything on the internet about it, but several people have told me that Kansas is the only state where it is legal to own fully automatic weapons due to "hunting safety issues." Does anyone know anything about that?
Haha, no, it would be perfectly legal for me to walk into a store and purchase a weapon over the counter. I’m not a convicted felon or anything. My parents are just absolutely obsessed with the idea that the government is going to take away everybody’s guns and then try to kill us all or something ridiculous. It is kind of nice to have a gun that they don’t know you have though, what with all the panic over Obama’s proposed gun control.

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I was looking for a Home Defense shotgun decided on a Mossberg 500 parkerized since i want it to last a little longer and i came across this. what do you know or think about it?

Mossberg Shotgun 500 12 Gauge, Pump Action, Limited Government Contract – Model 50474 with Adjustable Stock and Pistol Grip – Chambered in 12ga 2 ¾” and 3” Shellsrare US Government Contract Mossberg 500 Pump Action Shotguns (model 50474) for sale. The shotgun is Parkerized with 18.5" barrel and has an aluminum Adjustable Collapsible Stock. It is chambered in 12ga 2 ¾” and 3” ShellsDetails:

Condition: Brand New
The Mossberg shotgun has 5 + 1 Capacity
Aluminum trigger guard and safety, Hard coat anodizing
Special adjustable stock (reduced length and pull)
Unique recoil pad and plug
Comes with Sling and swivels
You will receive Factory Box, Sling and Sling Rings, Manual and all Factory Paperwork that came with this Shotgun.
Weighs about 6.4lbs
Made in USA

http://www.keepshooting.com/firearms/shotguns/mossberg-shotgun-500-12ga-government.htm

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I have a 870 Remington Express Combo Shotgun. It is approximatly 7 years old and has only been used a handful of times. What would this be worth if I were to sell it to someone? What is the process when selling a gun (paperwork, etc).

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