Interesting question, Mike.  As long as you do the sale legally -- i.e., to an adult Florida resident -- I'm not sure how it could create liability?

In my mind, the bill of sale is your proof that you no longer own or are responsible for the firearm. 

I was contacted once by law enforcement about a gun that I had bought new winding up in their possession.  They did not say why.  I told them I had sold it to an unknown person at a gun show for cash.  I'm sure that sounded shady...  I never heard anything else about it, but that made me a lot more interested in documenting sales. 

The classifieds are generally limited to Rohrbaugh guns and related items.  Honestly, this is not the place to get exposure on any other type of listing.

Nice late model R9, probably I think those had every improvement incorporated into them.

BTW, Conroe has a gun show this weekend.  Never knew Allen of AJ sold these guns.

Good Luck with you sale.

Thank you for the response. That is just my luck with me: buy high, sell low. The R1s seem to be a collector's and more of a niche item. I. Got mine back in 2010 because I thought they were a very cool semi-custom mini 9mm. I joined this site back then, but I was never very active, and unfortunately, I lost my username and history.  A lot has changed over the years; now it just sits in the safe, and now it’s time for it to find a new home.

Howdy all, i bought my R9 back in 2010, carried it on and off for a while, then moved to higher capacity plastic pieces. It’s been in the safe for years.

I am looking to reduce the head count of my collection by working with a dealer on gun broker. In the batch I am offering is an R9 in the 53xx serial range. The question I have is how best to establish a reasonable value. I have done some looking on this site and and on GB, I am finding a wide range of prices. Does anyone have an experience they would share or words of wisdom?

Thanks for help.