A Belated and Sincere Thanks to Tom Armstrong

Navy · 06-09-2003, 09:50 PM

Gents and Ladies,
I advertised the gun as all matching. For a III Reich-era piece, as in manufactured by Mauser, that means a numbered toggle axel pin. This gun did not have one. We can quibble and discuss about what is acceptable and what was the practice, etc, etc, but the simple fact is the gun was not as I advertised it, so I felt compelled to offer a full refund.
FWIW, that pistol was purchased from me by a well known DEALER in Loisiville, KY at SOS at a slight premium above the price Jimbo paid. I'll bet it will turn up with a numbered axel pin soon.
Tom A.

06-09-2003, 09:50 PM	#10
Navy RIP Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Dc 'burbs in Virginia Posts: 2,482 Thanks: 0 Thanked 16 Times in 10 Posts	Gents and Ladies, I advertised the gun as all matching. For a III Reich-era piece, as in manufactured by Mauser, that means a numbered toggle axel pin. This gun did not have one. We can quibble and discuss about what is acceptable and what was the practice, etc, etc, but the simple fact is the gun was not as I advertised it, so I felt compelled to offer a full refund. FWIW, that pistol was purchased from me by a well known DEALER in Loisiville, KY at SOS at a slight premium above the price Jimbo paid. I'll bet it will turn up with a numbered axel pin soon. Tom A.