Unable to post in Classifieds

[Tightwad]

Hello,

I do a lot of reading here, but not a lot of talking. Over the course of time, I've seen some items in the classifieds that I'd be interested in and may also have some things that members here might be interested in. It says I have insufficient privileges to post in the classifieds. What do I have to do to be able to use them?

Thank you

 

[Levi8599]

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[Tightwad]

Thank you.

 

[Tightwad]

Thank you.

 

[Tightwad]

Number 8.

 

[Tightwad]

And 9.

 

[Tightwad]

And finally 10.

 

[Len Backus]

Thanks Tightwad but it kind of defeats the purpose of the 10 post guidelines.

 

[Jon Dempsey]

I've been tempted to do the same thing...

 

[JAYgs8163]

Circumventing is not the proper way to get what you need or want. Hopefully you follow you're local G&F regs!

 

[gsp2west]

Guess I better get started posting.

 

[Jon Dempsey]

Circumventing is not the proper way to get what you need or want. Hopefully you follow you're local G&F regs!

Completely agree!

 

[338weatherby]

Get involved in the discussions on the forum. Use it for gathering and sharing info. It's a great resource.

 

[Tightwad]

I understand the concept of weeding out members who join solely to buy/sell items through the classifieds for financial gain, there's ebay, gunbroker, etc. for those purposes. But I've been a member here for over 9 years and I doubt anyone would sit on a fake username that long for the aforementioned purpose.

I've never been the type to talk for the sake of hearing myself talk, and my tastes in rifles are different than the vast majority here - so I've seldom felt the need to engage in conversions that no one would gain from. I'm not interested in an "Out of the box" long range "system" that promises to make any average Joe into a long range marvel. My pre-64 Winchesters do just fine, thank you. I do enjoy reading about new scope technology, and am interested in scopes being sold that have fallen out of favor and are not the fad of the week. That's why I'm here, not to talk about my XXX custom 700 clone in XXX custom painted chassis with XXX carbon fiber barrel. How many different iterations of the same parts can one use and still consider it custom?

Different strokes for different folks.