Is there a shelter for abused firearms?

[wavetrain75]

Stopped by one of the pawn shops on the way home. They had an 8" stainless Dan Wesson in .41 mag. Vented heavy shroud. $800 and beat to crap, poor thing. For half the price it would make a great woods gun since nothing you did to it would make it worse.

We need to open a shelter where these firearms can be rehabilitated and returned to society for a long productive life with a loving caretaker. Anyone know how to file for a 501 C3?

[unit1069]

Is there a shelter for abused firearms?

Yes, my basement safe where all abused and unloved firearms find love, warmth, and comfort.

[JBnTX]

Abused firearms can find refuge in my home anytime.

They will be given a nice bath with Hoppe's #9 and fed a warm
bowl of BreakFree.

Then they will be gently wrapped in a clean warm towel and given a safe place to sleep.

In my home they'll receive the care and attention they deserve.
No gun left behind is my motto.

[bac1023]

Its amazing how some people treat their firearms.

[Tim151515]

Its amazing how some people treat their firearms.

Especially someone willing to shell out the bucks for a high quality. Had it been a Ruger(I love ruger, but they are very inexpensive) or hi power, or even a glock I would understand.

[battlin bulldog]

maybe they used it in a torture test video :whistling:

[Salmoneye]

I wish I had taken pics of the last .357 Blackhawk I bought before I started in on it...Got it for a song...

Literally would not turn due to rust...Loading gate would not open...Patches of light pitting on the exterior also...

AND, it was still loaded with Black Talons...

An hours work, and I now have one smooth beater/shooter...