Was it ethical to scoop the dealer...?

07-04-2003, 09:49 PM

Reading Sgt Art's story about posting a weapon on a board and someone tracking it down and buying from under you reminds me of the fact that I will never give information on the location of a prospective purchase. My work takes me up to 300 miles from home so a "pawn shop" could be anywhere from 25 to 250 miles from home. Good Luck to anyone trying it with me.
On Jamese' post about the dealer that snatched the 1900 AE from him, I never give a dealer information about a gun I buy, even after I have it home. An example was a Reichswehr reworked police Luger I saw this week, kept mum about the Hanael Schmiesser stainless mag.

07-04-2003, 09:49 PM	#26
Darth Luger Guest Posts: n/a	Reading Sgt Art's story about posting a weapon on a board and someone tracking it down and buying from under you reminds me of the fact that I will never give information on the location of a prospective purchase. My work takes me up to 300 miles from home so a "pawn shop" could be anywhere from 25 to 250 miles from home. Good Luck to anyone trying it with me. On Jamese' post about the dealer that snatched the 1900 AE from him, I never give a dealer information about a gun I buy, even after I have it home. An example was a Reichswehr reworked police Luger I saw this week, kept mum about the Hanael Schmiesser stainless mag.