Remington 870:Wingmaster

[Garandman]

Remington 870 Wingmaster. 20” barrel. 14” LOP.

Pictures were taken in flat light. Blueing is in excellent condition. Wood is in very good condition, with a few imperfections in finish from storage.

Purchased by a family member new in 1981 and passed down. All our kids are lefties so we never use it. Probably has no more than 100 rounds through it since new.

$450 or best offer in person. Can meet at Braintree Rifle & Pistol or other mutually convenient location

Statement of Legal compliance:
I will comply with all Federal and State Laws. For private party face-to-face transactions (only permitted by Fed law when both buyer and seller live in same state), I will meet all applicable state and federal laws.

[MUZ720]

Just curious on how an out of state transaction would work.

[Garandman]

Through an FFL.

But I want any guns I sell to remain in Mass so only selling to a MA resident.

[MUZ720]

thanks, not sure how you're going make sure they remain in Massachusetts once you sell them? GLWS

[OreoGaborio]

One would assume that he means he just doesn't want to deal with the hassle of selling to someone across state lines.

Understandable. Kind of a pain. Lot easier to do a face to face transfer.

[Garandman]

One would assume that he means he just doesn't want to deal with the hassle of selling to someone across state lines.//

As a property owner in NH meet BATF requirements to be a resident, so could probably sell it FTF there.

My intention is to keep lawfully owned guns in Massachusetts so only selling to a MA LCF holder.

Meeting a guy next week so probably sold. It is a really nice gun and if we weren’t all lefties I’d never sell it.

[OreoGaborio]

I can see wanting to keep restricted, non-roster firearms or pre-ban weapons in the state, but an 870? I mean, it is a nice shotty & I understand wanting to keep it in state, but other than vintage, is it a special model that makes it tough to find in MA?

I totally understand wanting to keep it FTF though.

Side note, if you feel this discussion is detracting from the thread I'll shut the hell up & we can chat about it elsewhere.

Side note #2, I was bummed that your .22 sold. I was gonna message you to say I'd come pick it up but it had sold by then. Was it to someone on NESR?

[Garandman]

Great question to pose here.

[e30addict]

I can see wanting to keep restricted, non-roster firearms or pre-ban weapons in the state, but an 870? I mean, it is a nice shotty & I understand wanting to keep it in state, but other than vintage, is it a special model that makes it tough to find in MA?

I totally understand wanting to keep it FTF though.

Side note, if you feel this discussion is detracting from the thread I'll shut the hell up & we can chat about it elsewhere.

Side note #2, I was bummed that your .22 sold. I was gonna message you to say I'd come pick it up but it had sold by then. Was it to someone on NESR?

The more guns in MA the better, just on principle.

[LuvDog]

With the latest common sense guns laws they keep altering and pushing through in MA statehouse, the more guns we can keep in state the better

[Garandman]

Sold pending final inspection and funds.

[Garandman]

Through an FFL.

But I want any guns I sell to remain in Mass so only selling to a MA resident.

@Dhuze, wtf would you -1 this?

[OreoGaborio]

Cuz he wants all the gunz!