Probably offer $50 on the slight chance they would take the offer ,then walk over to the buyback and double my money....
My comment was directed at the comment of offering more than the city - that is, more than $100. Would you give, say, $101 for a used J-22?
I have one of those! Asking $200 out the door with cash only as we all know they are in short supply now in Tulsa.
Get it now before it goes away forever to someone else!
I'd set up a table and offer $50 more for the guns if I deem them satisfactory for purchase.
How about grandpa's naughty Colt Python for $150.
How about grandpa's naughty Colt Python for $150.
Is the Python for 150 negotiable at all?
Something similar happened when okc had a hazardous waste disposal at the fairgrounds. It was paint, chemicals, meds and ammo. Some people were getting ammo cheap or free.
Well, I’m planning to run to the gun buy back and see what I get for that POS H&R topper .410 lol. I’ll report back with my findings 
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I got my high standard 22 this way at a buyback in Seattle. I was the least lucky of out group. My friend got an Auto 5 engraved with the likeness of John Moses Browning himself for $200. Another got a NIB poly tech for $800 (out bid me) one dude got an M1 grand for a 100 bucks. People were auctioning and trading in the streets. It was the best open air gun show of all time.... And one of the incidents that the media and government used to push a ban on private sales.So apparently this group of misguided fools is going to hold a gun buy up Sat Oct- 21 from 10am-1pm At 21st and Garnett. They say they will offer $100 for handguns /$200 for long guns in gift cards. (They say handmade guns will not be eligible for receiving $). Who else thinks it would be a funny opportunity for some guys to stand on the side walk with a sign and offer "cash for guns" as a little free market competition?
I guess I’m bringing some cash with me
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