Liberal agenda in the for sale section

"I posted a gun for sale on a pool and billiards website and they took it down!"

I have the same problem when I tried scalping Guns n Roses tickets in the church bulletin.
 
FuManchu said:
I posted a gun for trade in the for sale section and it was removed no doubt because the admin is a bleeding heart liberal. There was absolutely nothing wrong with my post. Simply removed because he didn’t like it. Looks like I will be signing off of AZ for the last time. Someone that has my number please give me a call when they stop being childish snowflakes and I may give it another try.
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Personally, as a gun owner, former NRA Pistol Instructor, supporter of the Second Amendment, and member of this forum, I have to say WTF?

This is a pretty poor reaction to what seemed to me a "for trade" post that was intended to stir the pot.

I saw the post and immediately thought you were just trying to spark something. In addition, discretion is key with gun ownership. It is not wise to go around flashing what you have. I don't.

Then, you posted what looked more like a Hollywood prop than a serious sidearm, or perhaps an ad for pistol accessories. I don't know a single serious capable shooter that carries such a thing.

Lastly, you create this thread that politicized the whole affair of your original post.

I for one hope this gets removed. It is simply bad form if nothing else.

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I don't see an issue not allowing gun trades on here. You are not allowed to post things like pellet guns on craigslist although reading their prohibited items, I can find multiple postings of many of those items. https://www.craigslist.org/about/prohibited

If I was running a web site, I'd keep iffy items from it also, if not for moral, then for legal reasons. Don't want to be facilitating sale of something dangerous. Guy buys a gun off a site, then next thing you know that site is sued because someone was shot.
 
Black-Balled Is Right.

The hopefully soon departure of FuManchu poses no loss or sadness for the Az Forum.....Goodbye!
 
on occasion mgmt may make decisions and in act policy they don't agree with on a personal level
 
Hell yeah. Should there be some sort of legal action taken against the board for something having to do with the trade, it could easily go brok defending itself.

Ounce of prevention/ pound of cure scenario.
hang-the-9 said:
I don't see an issue not allowing gun trades on here. You are not allowed to post things like pellet guns on craigslist although reading their prohibited items, I can find multiple postings of many of those items. https://www.craigslist.org/about/prohibited

If I was running a web site, I'd keep iffy items from it also, if not for moral, then for legal reasons. Don't want to be facilitating sale of something dangerous. Guy buys a gun off a site, then next thing you know that site is sued because someone was shot.
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Black-Balled said:
Hell yeah. Should there be some sort of legal action taken against the board for something having to do with the trade, it could easily go brok defending itself.

Ounce of prevention/ pound of cure scenario.
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Can I sue the owners of this site since the cue I bought on here keeps missing? I suck.:help:
 
Chopdoc said:
So can selling pool cues.

In fact, since for firearms such transfers are made through licensed dealers, selling cues across state lines is actually more dicey.

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I don't trust that either. In fact I joined the open billiards market a few weeks ago iso a Meucci Pro shaft and low and be there it was last week. And I thought, how is this transaction gonna take place where I feel good about it. I let it go. Thought about driving 4hrs there to get it, but no.
 
It got pulled because it was a Glock. :D
If it were a CZ, Sig or H&K, it would have sold a lot faster .
 
How about going to an appropriate site, like a guns for sale site, and posting there. I'm a Sig/Springield guy myself.:grin:
 
Wesson...Weston....what's the diff....I can draw with either one.
 
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