Sell rifle.

So you want to pass this broken air gun on to someone else without telling them it is broken? Why? 

Try giving details on the issues and what rifle it is. Maybe someone here can help you. The more details you provide the better. Someone might even take the project off your hands. Don't try to pass off a broken rifle to someone else. 

You can't be honest and pass on a broken rifle to someone else as passing your problems on would be a dishonest thing to do. Don't try to rationalize it as honesty is honesty plain and simple.

You can also try sending the rifle to someone for repair. There are plenty of people on this forum that make good repairs. Post details on the issue your having. 

Some of us are suckers for punishment. Just be honest but the price will need to be realistic for the investment (both time and money) that will be required to fix the issues.

tinker 

If your gun is broken or doesn't shoot. Why try to pass it to other and make money? Just toss it in the garbage and you won't have to see it anymore. Smh. All my old and rusted or broken guns I toss them away. Not worth selling and shipping and ripping others.

man if you need to ask this question ,its apparent you dont mind screwing another for money,,or dropping the the ball in anothers lap ,,example tom said to do it this way ,,come on if you dont know the answer ,you know its wrong to be dishonest or not forth coming of the issues ,, be transparent and see what one is willing to pay ,

I’d say. In your for sale advertisement. Post a photo of the best average grouping. Stating exactly how you held the gun.( off a sandbag rest / artillery hold....? ) What scope and what power you used. What pellet was used. And target distance. That way the buyers knows exactly what the gun is capable of shooting. 
If the buyer thinks they are an expert marksman. And that they can out shoot anyone. Your advertisement did not mislead them. 
If they are an inexperienced airgun shooter and feel that the accuracy of this gun is good enough for their intended purpose. Your advertisement did not mislead them. 
Then it is up to you to price it accordingly. 

If it is really bad and you do not think you can get it working right, try selling it for parts.

Sell it just how you just described it if you dont enjoy shooting it. You cant get it to shoot worth a darn and its frustrating, tell them that. People who want to try and fix it and get it shooting well will still buy it, and you eliminate the people who want a perfect gun and would feel scammed if it didnt shoot well. Honesty is the best policy and everything is worth a price. Toss it up for sale and see what happens, consider the offers you get and make a decision. 

So you want to pass this broken air gun on to someone else without telling them it is broken? Why?

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Consider READING the original post BEFORE insulting the posters integrity

So you want to pass this broken air gun on to someone else without telling them it is broken? Why?

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Consider READING the original post BEFORE insulting the posters integrity

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Hello,

I have a real pretty rifle that refuses to shoot. I have reached the limit with it. I have brothered the good folks on this site about it for the last time. So I want to sell it and hope to never see it again.

The question, how can I be honest and sell it without telling it don't shoot well at all. I don't want to lie but I would like to have at least some of my money back.

It would make a great door stop,or maybe a pretty pry bar. It would look great on a mantle board. Just don't bother shooting it.

Thanks for your advice.

God Bless Bobby



PS, the screws are tight.

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Nothing wrong with this unedited post and shame on every one of you who ASSUMED he intended to do something he never said he intended to do. Nothing like being welcoming and helpful to a new shooter who hasn't found the key to his particular rifle yet, eh?

Bobby;

Lets talk about expectations first. What do you consider to be acceptable accuracy? What do you expect your gun to do?

After you answer that question lets talk about what the gun is actually doing? What sort of performance are you getting and under what conditions?

From there we can decide if your rifle can be made to meet your expectations. Don't quit until you know you've done all you can.

These rifles can be frustrating, in particular in the beginning. 

What model is your rifle?

So you want to pass this broken air gun on to someone else without telling them it is broken? Why?

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The only thing I have seen you do on here so far is cause problems. 

So you want to pass this broken air gun on to someone else without telling them it is broken? Why?

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Consider READING the original post BEFORE insulting the posters integrity

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The only thing I have seen you do on here so far is cause problems.

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Says the man who immediately assumes someone's intentions are nefarious? Honestly, pot meet kettle. Look, read the guys original unedited post. You owe him an apology.

Or do we need to revisit, "Says Who?"

You have to accept the financial loss by selling it at a reduced price less than that of the same gun that shoots well. There are quite a few here that would look at taking on a project like that as a challenge. If all else has been done to the airgun it might just need a new barrel. 

So you want to pass this broken air gun on to someone else without telling them it is broken? Why?

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The only thing I have seen you do on here so far is cause problems.

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Says the man who immediately assumes someone's intentions are nefarious? Honestly, pot meet kettle. Look, read the guys original unedited post. You owe him an apology.

Or do we need to revisit, "Says Who?"

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No one owes him an apology. This post was done until you got involved as usual. You can revisit anything you like. Why don't you threaten me like you threaten others on here? 

So you want to pass this broken air gun on to someone else without telling them it is broken? Why? 

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Consider READING the original post BEFORE insulting the posters integrity

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The only thing I have seen you do on here so far is cause problems.

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Says the man who immediately assumes someone's intentions are nefarious? Honestly, pot meet kettle. Look, read the guys original unedited post. You owe him an apology.

Or do we need to revisit, "Says Who?"

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No one owes him an apology. This post was done until you got involved as usual. You can revisit anything you like. Why don't you threaten me like you threaten others on here?

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What are you talking about? Look the guys is frustrated. He wants some help with his gun. He thinks he needs to sell it but doesn't want to take a bath. He literally says he doesn't want to lie to anyone but you have to immediately accuse him of wanting to sell his gun without being honest.

Now you are accusing me of being threatening. What's your next trick? You going to get your panties in a wad because I am speaking the truth to you?

Seriously, man up. This ain't rocket science. If you were in his shoes, would you want him to make the post you made? No you wouldn't, but you aren't going to admit that are you? Nope, you are going to get in my grill for calling you out and saying you should be a bit less insulting....

His statement was contradictory. Learn the English language and stop starting arguments as usual. I said what I said to him and not you. After what I read that you posted about DualMagMike I don’t want to associate with you in any way.