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Unread 06-27-2002, 08:46 AM   #1
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Talking How did this get missed?

I thought that for the sellers asking price of $1000 I'd take a chance. Seller offered a 3 day inspection, but I think I'm going to keep it. Really a damn nice gun 110% matching and aside from the pepper pitting here and there very nice. What do you think?


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Unread 06-28-2002, 09:16 AM   #2
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Definately an exc buy at $1000. Probably half of normal retail.
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Hey Doug,

Is that an original Navy magazine ? Those command a good premium at re-sale...
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I'd say for $1000 you did pretty good. That Navy mag is worth at least $200.
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Unfortunatly the mag that was in the pic and the gun is an older satin nickle Mec Gar. A very good mag though. The pictures the seller posted were not very good and I think it contributed to it's poor showing at auction. I will post some if anyone is interested.
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You bet we are interested! Looks like you got a heck of a buy. It took me years to find a 1900 I could afford. They are a great and historic gun. Congratulations!
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Here are the pics, I reduced them so that they would be easier to download. I have a cable modem and sometimes forget what it's like to be on a dial up line.

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