In the rural South, lots of people do this with guns. Guns are easy to sell, but you don’t want to sell them. They hold their value but you’re emotionally inve

In the rural South, lots of people do this with guns. Guns are easy to sell, but you don’t want to sell them. They hold their value but you’re emotionally invested just enough not trade them unless you have a true need. It’s an informal banking system, complete with unwritten rules about how you should offer a gun back to the person you bought it from before selling it yourself.