Jaywebbo, check the latest posts/comments before you waste your time commenting on old threads.
If you look at the tabs at the top of the page you'll see Activity and a second tab for activity /unread content. This should provide you with ALL the stuff you've never seen but in a cronological order, browse through them & see what interests you but it's prob not worth commenting on a thread/comment more than 4 months old.
Well if you want to dig through EVERY box to find me a trigger sear for an S&T 1903A3 feel free😁
I look forward to adding some of your bit boxes to my bits box.
There's bound to be stuff in each box to interest people, my suggestion would be to split the boxes up into smaller bundles by type (AK, AR etc) as you've already done & be realistic with your pricing.
Try and display each bundle in the pics so the items are easily seen by buyers, you'll prob get messages for bit's n bob's so be prepared to sell off individual items & recalculate your price as things sell.
Is there anyone you can rely on to take bundles to game days to sell? a captive audience of airsofters are more likely to offer £10 here & £10 there just to get one item out of a smaller bundle.
Good luck.
I'd just like to point out that MY collection is 100% legal.
I'm shocked/amazed that he managed to amass such a big collection in secrecy, but impressed he had a calico.
Good luck with the upgrade, but please, please, please don't change the externals, finding a Stoner 63 without picatinni rails is rare (in my experience).
Better still...
Take the easy way out and sell it to me before you spend money on it.😉
Unfortunately condition on a mid range rif doesn't really add to the value, advertise it at the price you're happy with taking into account postage (approx £15) & pp fees, if it doesn't sell first time keep trying and consider reducing the price each time.
Most rif's will find a buyer eventually, price is usually the reason it will or won't sell first time round.
And read the rules for sellers.