Can one sell a compound bow on FB?

[scottieb]

Or will FB disallow it? I'm trying to sell one I've inherited.

[JeeperCreeper]

Maybe search for bow hunting or archery groups on FB. I would like to know as well. I have a really nice bow given to me, but it's way to short for me.

[Axel]

https://transparency.fb.com/policies...gulated-goods/

A little over halfway down the page it says that bladed weapon sales have to be restricted to 18+

Direct firearm sales are prohibited (you can place ads to come down to Jim's Gun Store but can't sell them directly on the Marketplace)

It doesn't specifically mention bows... My guess is they'd probably smack you on the peepee if they find it, but I'm not sure

[maggot]

Lol! Never heard that one before.

[scottieb]

Update:

Axel was right. My peepee was smacked and the listing's been removed. I'll try Craigslist. :shudders:

[Seajay]

Does hiding the trigger with a casual meme still work? You could always list as a tension stick, or wheeled tension stick

[Shaftski]

that's weird, considering you buy the HDS coach gun and metal darts for it at the same time on ebay.

[chrislognshot]

they have swamp meet groups or sell groups. but in has to do with weapons would not try unless you check rules for it.

[punkncat]

In the Atlanta area, Craigslist is basically a bargain hunt. I have never sold an item there that realized its value. Very competitive market here for almost anything.

I would do some research in order to find out what you have and check prices on eBay for "sold" and go from there.

[Brokeass_baller]

You just have to be sneaky about it. You can't sell your crossbow for 300 dollars. But, you CAN sell your arrow slinger for three hundred doll hairs.

Capiche?

[pearcem]

I just went through this, and dealing with all the degenerates was such a hassle that I abandoned ship.

i ended up finding a local, professionally run youth development program focused on 3D competitions and donated it. Now a high school kid who couldn’t afford their gear can get into a sport. Not a bad backup plan if you don’t want to go through the hassle or decide you don’t really need the money.

If you have a more reputable pawn shop that deals with a lot of firearms, hunting gear, etc., that’s not a bad option, either

[scottieb]

I'll check into some youth programs and see about donating it. That is a very good idea