Luger disaster

Garfield · 08-30-2002, 02:55 PM

John S:

Time permitting, I'll see if I can turn up the information requested. However, per you admission, if such comments are made to explain why a pistol was of a lesser quality than that as represented by a dealer, then, IMHO, the implication is that, for that reason, the dealer should not be held accountable.

Granted, you and I do not see eye-to-eye on some of these issues and I respect your right to disagree. And, perhaps, I imagined that such a thing was ever implied by a member of this forum.

One fact does remain, Rjennings indicates that members of this forum have conveyed the message that "a dealer handles many guns & cannot know everything about every weapon". Since this statemment was made during a discussion regarding the responsibilies of a dealer to a client, it would appear that Rjennings, at least, was lead to believe that such reasoning was a valid excuse for a pistol to be less than as represented by the dealer.

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08-30-2002, 02:55 PM	#1
Garfield User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: A little SE of Nome Posts: 239 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	John S: Time permitting, I'll see if I can turn up the information requested. However, per you admission, if such comments are made to explain why a pistol was of a lesser quality than that as represented by a dealer, then, IMHO, the implication is that, for that reason, the dealer should not be held accountable. Granted, you and I do not see eye-to-eye on some of these issues and I respect your right to disagree. And, perhaps, I imagined that such a thing was ever implied by a member of this forum. One fact does remain, Rjennings indicates that members of this forum have conveyed the message that "a dealer handles many guns & cannot know everything about every weapon". Since this statemment was made during a discussion regarding the responsibilies of a dealer to a client, it would appear that Rjennings, at least, was lead to believe that such reasoning was a valid excuse for a pistol to be less than as represented by the dealer.