Some guns that went past private buyers and were turned in at the Phoenix eventsYes, you do see a stainless mini-14 with a folding stock, an M1 carbine, a utility double, and many more. Just short of a thousand were turned in.
Another mysterious source comes up with $100K to further fund gun turn in events in Phoenix this Saturday, May 18th.
The hours have changed to 0900 - 1300. Private buyers have made amazing deals at these events during the last two weekends, and some fantastic firearms have been turned in, in spite of dozens of private buyers offering cash instead of gift cards. Here are the three locations:
Southminster Presbyterian 1923 East Broadway Road
Betania Presbyterian 2811 North 39th Avenue
Sunnyslope Mennonite Church 9835 North 7th Street
The Mennonite Church is the most upscale, Betania Presbyterian the most modest, though last weekend it was the only location and therefore a hotspot. Southminster Presbyterian was in between.
Here are links to the Previous series of articles:
Link to Phoenix Turn In Part 1
Link to Phoenix Turn In Part 2
Link to Phoenix Turn In Part 3
Link: What my Waitress Thought of the coming Gun Turn In (Phoenix 11 May 2013)
AZ:Phoenix Early Gun Turn in (buyback) Luger and Holster, 11 May, 2013
AZ:Phoenix Gun Turn in .22 "assault rifle" Home Modification
AZ:Phoenix Gun Turn in (buyback) The Rolling Gun Show 11 May 2013
Here are some more of the guns turned in
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