So I've checked out selling on gunbroker, since I haven't been able to move my P226 here (if I want a new gun I need to sell one I have since I don't have disposable income). Based on what I've read, it's best to have an FFL make the shipment using the USPS (since even with fees it's usually the cheapest option). The questions I have are as follows:
1) If you've had experience selling on gunbroker.com, have they been positive or negative?
2) Are there FFL's in the Indy area that will help with shipping portion of it? I know based on what I've heard some LGS don't, but after the quote (and advice from the salesperson) I got today there ain't no way I'm trading or selling it to an LGS. Didn't move on INGO after two weeks, didn't move at the 1500 so I'm relatively low on options unless I wait 'til October.
Having a P226 is a good plan for a home defense, but it's (a) not easily concealable, and (b) really uncomfortable to carry (open or concealed) due to the weight & size. Not much point to having a handgun you won't carry very often because it's a PITA to deal with. Hindsight I guess
1) If you've had experience selling on gunbroker.com, have they been positive or negative?
2) Are there FFL's in the Indy area that will help with shipping portion of it? I know based on what I've heard some LGS don't, but after the quote (and advice from the salesperson) I got today there ain't no way I'm trading or selling it to an LGS. Didn't move on INGO after two weeks, didn't move at the 1500 so I'm relatively low on options unless I wait 'til October.
Having a P226 is a good plan for a home defense, but it's (a) not easily concealable, and (b) really uncomfortable to carry (open or concealed) due to the weight & size. Not much point to having a handgun you won't carry very often because it's a PITA to deal with. Hindsight I guess