Is there any value in

[mhblaw]

Rifle and Handloader magazines from the mid-70's to current. Getting old, may downsize houses and hate to just throw away.

 

[hdxr750]

I say Yes, but it's the shipping that no one wants to pay.

 

[powder smoke]

The PO has a lower rate for books, tell em they are books. Not too far of a stretch! ps

 

[Dan in MI]

If you find a taker as stated above media mail or a flat rate box.


I traded of 20 years of magazines using two FR boxes. At the time it cost $17 for both.

 

[sceva]

Magazines do not qualify for Book Rate - The PO can and does at times open the package to check and will charge the recipient for additional Postage due. (Happened to me) If the Recipient refuses the shipment / extra postage it will get returned.

If you find a taker as stated above media mail or a flat rate box.


I traded of 20 years of magazines using two FR boxes. At the time it cost $17 for both.

 

[MADDOG 521]

The book rate is for shipping material "without" advertising.

 

[wheelgun1958]

I had a box of handloader mags I dropped off at the uso.

 

[Robb Barnes]

MHBLAW, if you decide to do that, I will pay the postage in flat rate boxes to get the Handloader magazines.

Robb

 

[mhblaw]

Robb, not ready yet to pull the chain, but your offer beats throwing them away. They begin with # 38, July-August, 1972.
Malcolm

 

[protoolman]

Which part of North Dakota are you in? I'm also in ND and would pay for them as well as pick them up? I'm in the SW corner but get all over the State regularly. I would also be up for swapping you gun stuff. Shoot me a pm if you are interested.

 

[bobski]

most I ever got for any old mags I had were 1.00 an issue but went as a complete year.
seems they are going down in value. I see some go for 25 cents each.