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I agree with all comments above, having had a few tables it makes me really upset for someone to walk up, pick up a gun or other item , and begin an operational check, disassembly, ect without asking. Its best to put up cards that say do not handle without permission. I was at a flea market and walked by a guy who was selling a Mod 44 Nagant as a 30 caliber Russian Enfield that shot 30.06 to a guy who wanted an deer rifle for only $250. I waited until the buyer thankfully declined and politely informed the seller he was going to get someone killed and he really got mad. Buyer beware. This comes from a guy who has always paid more for a gun than wht it was worth and sold it for less than what he paid.
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