[rktman]

Hmmm. If the photos are from the actual collection site, it appears that some private buyers may have missed out on a few fairly decent firearms. Some junk of course included in the pile. Is there a prohibition for private buyers to set up a block before the "turn in" site in Cali?

[al baby]

In my expiernce cops got the best weed and the good iron went home with the head cop on duty

[marktwain]

Private buyers are not allowed in California. Part of their “Universal Background Check” “10 day waiting period” “Registration required” “No open carry” regulatory scheme.

[hoosierham]

The government cheating widows again.
I think elderly widows are the most likely to turn over valuable guns.”I just never really liked it in the house ,and now he’s gone...”Never mind the value;it is all about FEELINGSSSS

[109ACS]

The cops should sell the guns on the open market (with their sacred background check of course) and use the profits to fund more gun “buybacks”. That way, stupid people will be relieved of their scary guns, and good firearms will be saved.

That’s a win-win situation.

[Slambat]

“Los Angeles Gun Turn In ‘buy back’ Cheats Many Innocents”

There are no innocents at a government gun ‘buy back’, just
morons and fools. If they get jacked they deserve it.

[Tijeras_Slim]

The Officer’s Model looks to me to be the heavy barrel version, so it would be later production (late 30’s to the 40’s)

[Still Thinking]

It would get a little complicated. There are no private, no-doc transfers in the People’s Republik of Kali, but I guess you could haggle and agree on a price, with the transfer to occur later through a FFL. That’s what people have to do now to sell guns to another individual (assuming they’d rather jump through the hoops than move to a free state). Can’t imagine how it could be illegal to do the same thing near the entrance to the “buy back”.