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[Perplexed]

The title doesn’t give any description at all, but there’s an existing thread:

WOW

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/federal-agents-discovered-a-dumpster-filled-with-almost-250-working-rifles-and-shotguns-in-oklahoma-and-allege-that-a-man-was-given-2-free-shotguns-to-hang-on-his-wall/ar-AA175Qvm?ocid=msedgntp&cvid=c012fc14dd844e36b5e3063987f79fbe

www.okshooters.com

 

[trbii]

Could this be one of those tax write off schemes, that never occurred to me, not being a business owner? (Failing business owner).

 

[Perplexed]

Could this be one of those tax write off schemes, that never occurred to me, not being a business owner? (Failing business owner).

You may want to read the other thread.

 

[XYZ]

Saw that on the news this morning. Crazy.

 

[ssgrock3]

Looking at their website, the ship hawks those gimmicky shotguns, by the picture it looks like they are **** if he has that many rejects.

A chop saw from harbor freight and he would have been fine or sell them as broken on GB unless manufacturer said to destroy them also.

 

[dlbleak]

Most of the guns on top all look the same. Some sort of bullpup thing.

 

[dlbleak]

Wonder if this will be a situation where the truth is stranger than fiction… or some sort of weird warranty scam.

Possibly, zoom in on the pic and most of the top guns look the same. A bullpup configuration of some sort.

 

[mr ed]

It was on farcebook last night.
Supposedly picture was from atf

 

[okietool]

Alan Merrill?

 

[BillM]

This doesn’t smell right. Parts have value, even the scrap metal has value. I can’t fathom that a new firearm being so damaged that it’s not worth or capable of fixing and still be considered a firearm at the same time…

Did say they had a factory defect. I think I'd just sell them as parts guns, myself, rather than dispose of them. Wholesaler, might be a bit more difficult, I guess.