I have a case. Probably close to 50 Browning BAR magazines I need to get rid of, and I am wondering what the best place is to try.
These are not marked in any way. Parkerized the standard dark gray and still in the red cellophane with cosmoline on them. I threw some Simple Green on one for a good photo.
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Well, there are some sites like subguns.com that specialize in full auto type guns- and they have classified ads to sell stuff.
The two LARGEST on-line gun acution sites are gunbroker.com, and auctionarms.com They permit you to register, put together an ad, insert photos, and sell stuff in general. They get a small percentage of the sale.
The other way would be to search for some of the WWII re-enactor groups. It gets REAL hard to find some things that they have to round out their equipment.
I would search both Subguns & Strum to see if anybody else has been selling then it could give you a price range. If I had a BAR, I would make you and offer.
Millitary BAR Magazines. Any Use?
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