Going to sell a few AR's, what site?

[GreenDrake]

I have to turn over a few rifles to help fund my drift boat purchase for this spring, do you guys use GunBroker or some other site? They are Bushmaster Carbons, going rate seems to be $1200 on up. Brand new, still in the box.

[Rooster Rugburn]

I would go with Buds Gun Shop. There have been some ridiculous prices on some stuff lately, apparently, their customers have plenty money to spend.

[arushus]

I vote for gunbroker

[cowboy1964]

How much hassle do you want? I am a low-hassle kind of guy. I would visit a few local gunshops and see what they will offer.

[AZson]

www.backpage.com, sporting goods. Find the town that your in or the closest to you and list them for free.

[GAFinch]

I personally prefer using local sites for face-to-face purchases/sales or, more often, putting guns on consignment at a local gun shop, which charge a fee of 10% of the selling price. I've bought a couple guns out of state and it was too much time and hassle in both cases for my liking.

[cowboywannabe]

GT classifieds.

[mac66]

In this market, an auction site would get you the most for your guns.

[Aahzz]

I use armslist.com to find local buyers - it's free and I've had great response from it.

[WinterWizard]

Given the current climate, you should be getting $2000 per gun. Any less and you have been taken. Morals be damned, that's just how it is right now.

[WarEagle32]

I'd try gunbroker or GT classifieds for a premium price!

[M&P15T]

Gunbroker.com, auction them with a high minimum bid.

You'll make bank.