Question

That's a good question.

I work both sides of gunshow tables from time to time.

When there are alot of items on the table or if things are busy it can be too much trouble to take pistols apart.


First off, the buyer needs to be serious.


I someone wants to take my pistol apart I will do it for him.


If I want someone to let me see what is in his pistol I will ask him to take it apart or ask if he will let me do it.


If it's a pistol I'm looking at and the answer is NO, no taking it apart....well okay. I'll show the guy that I am seriously interested in his pistol but everything depends on everything being correct. If the answer is still no then something isn't right and I'll move along.


Mike