Take a chance?

MarkC · 10-18-2002, 04:52 PM

Is there a way to contact the auction house to see if it is all matching, original finish?

I somehow have a problem with a no return policy especially if the seller really doesn't know guns.

I was once really disappointed when I bought a byf 42(advertised as all matching)from an internet site for a good price and when I got the gun it was rebarrelled. Of course I sent the gun back and my money was refunded.

Two weeks ago I purchased a cheaply reblued, newly rebarrelled, mismatched, artillery at a gun show for $400.00. At least I knew what it was and bought it as a shooter!!

It's a tough choice because the gun might be nice or you could get burned.

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10-18-2002, 04:52 PM	#6
MarkC User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Boston, MA Posts: 482 Thanks: 1 Thanked 126 Times in 29 Posts	Is there a way to contact the auction house to see if it is all matching, original finish? I somehow have a problem with a no return policy especially if the seller really doesn't know guns. I was once really disappointed when I bought a byf 42(advertised as all matching)from an internet site for a good price and when I got the gun it was rebarrelled. Of course I sent the gun back and my money was refunded. Two weeks ago I purchased a cheaply reblued, newly rebarrelled, mismatched, artillery at a gun show for $400.00. At least I knew what it was and bought it as a shooter!! It's a tough choice because the gun might be nice or you could get burned.