[marktwain]

A fair number of these homemade slamfire shotguns have been turning up at gun turn-in events. They can be made with $10-15 of materials.

[ArtDodger]

We used to see junk like this go at auctions, eons ago. The auctioneer would say, ‘It cripples from the front and kills from the back!’

[Magnum44]

How many potato guns did they buy back?

[Vaquero]

The government can’t buyback a gun they never sold me.

[Yo-Yo]

I hope there is a gun “buyback” program near me. I’ve got two unrepairable shotguns that are no longer safe to use, and I’m just waiting to trade them in for gift cards.

[P8riot]

Some good deals can be had across the street from most of these “buybacks”.

[\/\/ayne]

I like it with this happens:

MI: Grand Rapids 2nd Gun Turn-in Upstaged by Private Buyers

[gundog]

Looks like an easy way to make a buck. Maybe turn in four of them and use the proceeds to build a really nice slamfire shotgun.

[caver]

What kind of a “trigger” do they have?

[chajin]

It’s going to be a long month...for about ten seconds all I could think was, “WTH is a homemade shogun?”

[Rebelbase]

That’s a pretty good way to pick up a quick $100 using leftover scrap materials.

[A Cyrenian]

Don't give Alec Baldwin one of these.

Somebody would probably get shot.

[Billthedrill]

I’d be willing to bet you could 3D print a few unworkable shotguns for a lot less than the buyback idiots would give you for them. Maybe a hundred or so.