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I bought a gun I don't want. What next?
It's a short, dumb story. I am new to the gun world and I made an account on gunbroker.com just to start my research on a first purchase. I hadn't input any credit card information and after a couple days I just decided to bid on something to see what the process was thinking the bid wouldn't go through unless I had a card on file. Lo and behold! I'm the accidental bid winner and owner of a used Glock G35 gen3 that I didn't really want!
My general question is what is the best way to try to turn this around into something I want? My initial thoughts are to either go to my local gun store and try to do a swap/credit for something I do want or just go to a pawn store to see what I can get for it. I'm not too keen on doing a personal sale, so I understand I probably won't get half the money I spent back, but any advice on how to reliably get this turned into a positive would be appreciated.
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It's a short, dumb story. I am new to the gun world and I made an account on gunbroker.com just to start my research on a first purchase. I hadn't input any credit card information and after a couple days I just decided to bid on something to see what the process was thinking the bid wouldn't go through unless I had a card on file. Lo and behold! I'm the accidental bid winner and owner of a used Glock G35 gen3 that I didn't really want!
My general question is what is the best way to try to turn this around into something I want? My initial thoughts are to either go to my local gun store and try to do a swap/credit for something I do want or just go to a pawn store to see what I can get for it. I'm not too keen on doing a personal sale, so I understand I probably won't get half the money I spent back, but any advice on how to reliably get this turned into a positive would be appreciated.
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