Best shop to sell antique and vintage firearms?

My father passed away last year and left me a fair amount of vintage firearms. Im not in any hurry to sell them but i am light on space and would rather trade them in for modern ones I can actually use.

Im hoping some of yall on here know of shops that give good trade in value. ranging from pre WW1-1940s

I will not entertain any direct messages to buy directly. If you are affiliated with a shop we can discuss privately.

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u/LMTDEDTN-Photo — 8 days ago

Looking to trade in some firearms, dont want to get ripped off.

My father passed away last year and he had some pretty interesting firearms. I would love to keep them all but im low on space (he left me about 30).

Arisaka type 38 with rifled barrel, school stamped with matching beyonet.

Swiss vetterli 1869/71

Utica arms double barrel

BSW over under 12g manufactured in February 1942 (missing trigger guard)

And a muzzle loader i dont know much about but i suspect it might be a replica.

u/LMTDEDTN-Photo — 8 days ago

Considering college, looking at options. Associates in Environmental Science caught my eye.

For some context I am 34 years old in a couple of weeks and i have a pretty well paying job for a recovered alcoholic highschool dropout. I currently make close to $70k a year working in treatment admissions but i am completely burnt out and i need to make a change. Due to how much i make it looks like i will need a degree in order to even match what i make now. Unfortunately due to a mortgage a big pay cut isn't really feasible even for my mental health. My father passed away last year and after i sell his house I could afford to work part time and be a full time student.

I'm looking at what's offered at my local colleges and environmental science looks interesting and i would like to have a career that feels fulfilling and like I'm doing something good for the world. I'm in south Florida so i assume there are a lot of avenues to use this degree.

Is there anyone here in the area that can shed some light on the reality of having this degree and potential earnings?

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u/LMTDEDTN-Photo — 2 months ago