Firearm Boxes: To Keep or Not To Keep?

[haas2418]

Well now I guess if you have box that must make $350 dollar gun a $850 dollar gun well dam now I understand.

 

[RiverBend]

Keep the tupperware and burn the larger cardboard boxes

 

[H2O MAN]

I have all of my tupperware, and just a few rifle boxes.
The only box that may add value in the future is the one for my Daewoo.

 

[yardboss1]

I would not be surprised if some guys are still holding onto the panties their wife wore on the honeymoon night. Got them hanging up in the gun safe.

 

[H2O MAN]

I would not be surprised if some guys are still holding onto the panties their wife wore on the honeymoon night. Got them hanging up in the gun safe.

Two pair so far...

 

[GeauxLSU]

I keep them all and if I sell the future owners always seem glad to have them. I know I am when buying.
I have noticed that people that keep the boxes tend to take better care of their toys. Yes, exceptions to every rule I know.

 

[BillsCamino]

I've always kept the boxes.

This one is 69+ yrs old....

 

[outdoorsman4880]

I keep boxes just out of habit whether tupperware or cardboard.

 

[Fish Fry]

Always keep the box and packaging for things of value like guns and watches.

The complete package reenforces the perception that the original owner took very good care of the item.

I still have the full package for my $225 LCP a dozen years later.

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[mrauditor]

I've always kept the boxes.

This one is 69+ yrs old....

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Good memories. I remember that model from the 60's. Carried it often. Thanks