Selling a load of inert 7.62mm NATO for a GPMG

[Mr Whippy]

Don't ask me why I have it, but eBay don't seem to let me sell these kinds of things.

I've got about 50 links of 7.62mm for a GPMG (15+ yrs old) with new FMJ heads and fired caps... I guess this is what they class as 'inert' in the trade.


Am I ok to sell it here on PH classifieds?

Or any other reasons why I can/can't sell it. The world has gone mad since the 90's so I'm not sure what is allowed any more.


Cheers

Dave

[Big Al.]

Even if they are inert, you will find that you would not be allowed to post them for sale on PH either.

[eddrevhen]

No idea what you have/are selling but please elaborate (just being nosey!)

[mrsimmers]

I have no live rounds or empty cases in my possession sir.

If you made that declaration at the ranges as we all did you should not have them.

I would tend to not advertise the fact either as we had an officer busted for just this.

[Dan_The_Man]

Big Al. said:

Even if they are inert, you will find that you would not be allowed to post them for sale on PH either.

Can you elaborate ?

Anyway OP you can sell them HERE - it's the UK site for militaria / ordnance etc, no silly ebay rules etc.

[Mr Whippy]

eddrevhen said:

No idea what you have/are selling but please elaborate (just being nosey!)

Something like this, but just 7.62mm ones.

http://www.quickfireauctions.co.uk/auction_details...

[Mr Whippy]

Dan_The_Man said:

Can you elaborate ?

Anyway OP you can sell them HERE - it's the UK site for militaria / ordnance etc, no silly ebay rules etc.

Cheers Dan, I knew somewhere with sane selling rules must exist out there.

I'm surprised PH has rules against this given they are not mentioned anywhere but who knows if Big Al is correct or not?!


I wonder when they'll stop selling cars because they can run people over and kill them, or be involved in ram raiding crimes