I have subscribed to several gun magazines for almost 50 years. I gave away some a few years ago.

I need to get rid of more. I have American Rifleman back to the 70's and Guns&Ammo and Shooting Times back to the 80's. I also have American Handgunner back to the 90's.

I can get 4 or 5 years (depending on the magazine) into a Priority flat rate box. Shipping is $23.00.

If you are interested, email me your name, address, and what you want. I will try to get them out as soon as possible, but the Christmas rush has started.

Otherwise, they will be recycled. I just think there is so much information there, I hate to do that. Many of the covers I can look at and remember them.

Darn it. I was hoping you were giving away P239 mags when I saw your thread title.

Jim

That was yesterday, didn't you see them?

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Originally posted by Jimbo54:
Darn it. I was hoping you were giving away P239 mags when I saw your thread title.

Jim

You might consider USPS Media Mail option. It's slower but usually drastically less expensive than other shipping/mailing options. If Priority Mail is $23, it wouldn't surprise me if Media Mail is ~$10.

I’ve seen newer shooters that are not versed in the very basics of gun knowledge. It seems those types could learn a fair amount skimming articles in those magazines.

Not that they would seek them out, or even read them.

Postal rules say the items shipped can't contain any advertising.

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Originally posted by iron chef:
You might consider USPS Media Mail option. It's slower but usually drastically less expensive than other shipping/mailing options. If Priority Mail is $23, it wouldn't surprise me if Media Mail is ~$10.

Stopped getting magazines years ago. Found that most magazines are archived online as complete magazines or featured articles. Much easier to find what am interested in to read, make notes of or print out if want a hard copy. Now have less stuff piling up to get rid of.

I've got a shelf full of old magazines in a closet, including American Rifleman, American Handgunner, and others. Also years of Scientific American. I'd be happy to donate those to some individual who would like to have them. They go back to 1980s.

flashguy

If anyone is considering working as a gun writer, this would be a gold mine to draw from for the rest of your life. A very generous offer.