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• Ads can be listed for up to 120 days before they expire.
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FWIW any Parcelforce or Royal Mail parcels shouldn't get flown to Scotland. I've had stuff come from the very bottom of the country seemingly go by ground. Just a little tidbit.
Depends how it’s sent. As this is a £500 pistol i would like it to go special delivery so it was fully insured, to Scotland or Ireland that would be flown.
Obviously if the buyer was in either of those places and wanted it sent by another way I would do if they were prepared to accept the risk.
Due to the increase in scammers, and to add better protection for buyers, any sale or swap advert in the Classifieds must include one photo with your AFUK username and a date. Effective from 01 December 2024.
Below is the updated rule 5:
All sales and swaps advertisements must have a picture, all pictures must be taken by the seller. Do not use a retailers pictures - take your own. There must be at least one photo with a piece of paper showing your AFUK forum name and date next to the item(s) for sale/swap (this updated rule is effective from 01/12/2024). Do not use Photoshop or...
If you manage to sort some of these can you let me know how and where from rail scales don’t post to the uk and any P.O. Box in the us won’t accept anything firearm related
I just wondered if the PDI GBB inner barrel has seen much use...and I hope you don't mind me asking, but can you confirm it's a genuine PDI inner? Sorry to ask mate, but I've heard there's some pretty "rough" ones out there.
Obviously if the buyer was in either of those places and wanted it sent by another way I would do if they were prepared to accept the risk.