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I’m part of the GunUp network, but I’m not planning on running the ads. GunsForSale.com right now helps keep me interested enough to say something here and there, but for others looking to get a little revenue and some extra exposure, the GunUp network can help.

FTC Disclaimer – Sadly, I cannot offer the FTC an opportunity to pucker up and plant it on my pooper as I’ve received no compensation from GunUp for this note. Maybe next time fellas. Maybe next time.

posted @ 4/22/2011 6:15:47 PM

Comments

Caleb says:

on 4/22/2011 7:28:36 PM

You sure about that Robb? We can always use another chair at the massive desk in the secret volcano lair.

Miguel says:

on 4/22/2011 8:39:42 PM

So that is why it has been so hot? Can you guys like get some AC going or something?

Caleb says:

on 4/22/2011 9:39:56 PM

We're working on that, but these contractors we hired are just not very good at all. Last week they tried to unionize...so we dumped 'em in the lava.

DirtCrashr says:

on 4/25/2011 12:10:16 PM

I've tried to be a member of the network, I was at the Launch at GBR-V when Dan announced the whole thing - but I guess I suck at how Social Networking works or something, and none of my guns show up on the Gun-Up "gun-locker" except the Sig. There's no place for an old gun: a M1 Garand, M1 Carbine, a matching SN# 1943 Colt - or even a match AR that's not a through-and-through commercial make.
But mainly I just don't know how any of it works.

Caleb says:

on 4/25/2011 3:17:58 PM

DirtCrasher, one of the things we're actually adding to the GunLocker is going to be the ability to add guns that are out or production or FrankenARs. If you'd like some more info feel free to send me an email at Caleb@GunUp.com!

DirtCrashr says:

on 4/25/2011 5:23:38 PM

Will-do Caleb! Partly I know it's a value-issue, and valuations for older guns can get into "NRA-this and NRA-that" territory - and WWII guns can be especially difficult to establish provenance.
My match AR is a White Oak upper on a Lauer lower. The lower is just a fixture holding the fire-control group and has nothing to do with inherent accuracy. :-)

Caleb says:

on 4/26/2011 2:54:27 PM

Cool beans, dude.

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