Cleaning Out of Surplus Goods

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We all have surplus modern gun material and muzzleloading goods.

A mark of expertise is shown when you stock items you want to buy and have them in the right quantities. But this skill is not an exact science. Even with your tracking and forecasting capabilities of inventory we mistake. The point is that no one wants to end up holding inventory they can’t use or sell – obsolete stock.

When we ordered a lot more of a particular item than we can use or miscalculated the market and added items no one wants in inventory, you’re left stuck with it. It’s become obsolete because you can’t trade or sell it. Obsolete inventory takes up valuable space that could be used for items that we want. This situation has taken years to start gathering dust; sometimes we may decide to hold onto something in the hope that they’ll be renewed interest in it at a later date.

I'm gathering up everything around here that I'll never use, keeping one or two rifles, one hunting pouch with the items to care for the rifle, all duplicates are going to find a new home. I plan on making a list that I'll show here with unbelievable low prices. The more one buys the better the deal will become. Later ...



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You are correct, when we get older we realize our ability and capabilities, really stinks. However I'm not letting go yet. I just like knowing it's there and the story's and memories that go with them. Now... where in the world did I put them?

Crap, I'd look like uncle Joe, wandering around the house knowing I put them in the closet. Which closet, which house?

uffda wrote:Crap, I'd look like uncle Joe, wandering around the house knowing I put them in the closet. Which closet, which house?

You are even dressing like Joe in your under wear with the stained backend.... Uffda you need to clean your act up at least for the old ladies next door ...


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Trust me, THEY LOVE THE ATTENTION!

When their a ax handle wide ( Kermit description) least you won't fall in.!