Heartbreaker

Navy · 11-16-2003, 01:52 PM

All,

As I have mentioned many times on this forum, this Navy Loogie stuff is a high stakes game. It ain't for the ignorant or arrogant or indigent. Every time I buy one I assume it is bad until convinced otherwise by a detailed disassembly and thorough, methodical examination. Occasionally I even seek other's opinions if I have doubts but am uncertain.

For this reason, I seldom buy at shows (Ever notice the fine print in many dealer's T's&C's in their ads "All show sales are final")unless I know the dealer personally and have an asurance of right of return after examination.

After all, tired old eyes, poor show lighting and the jostling of a crowd are not condusive to making a good several thousand dollar bet..at least not in my book.

Tom A.

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11-16-2003, 01:52 PM	#4
Navy RIP Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Dc 'burbs in Virginia Posts: 2,482 Thanks: 0 Thanked 16 Times in 10 Posts	All, As I have mentioned many times on this forum, this Navy Loogie stuff is a high stakes game. It ain't for the ignorant or arrogant or indigent. Every time I buy one I assume it is bad until convinced otherwise by a detailed disassembly and thorough, methodical examination. Occasionally I even seek other's opinions if I have doubts but am uncertain. For this reason, I seldom buy at shows (Ever notice the fine print in many dealer's T's&C's in their ads "All show sales are final")unless I know the dealer personally and have an asurance of right of return after examination. After all, tired old eyes, poor show lighting and the jostling of a crowd are not condusive to making a good several thousand dollar bet..at least not in my book. Tom A.