Buying a used gun is much like buying a used car. You are most likely an amateur dealing with a pro. Go in with your eyes open, ask questions and get educated before you spend your money. the more you really know the less likely you will have a deal go sideways. And sometimes a deal just does and it is nobodies fault. Some hidden flaw which no one sees or something breaks shortly after the sale and instant unhappy buyer.
I dealt with five or six dealers who list here and never had a problem with any sale. Buying a gun is much like a marriage. Sometimes it works out, sometimes you need a divorce and sometimes you just wish you never met in the first place. thing is to just move on and do better the next time or stop and never buy again so there will be more for me to choose from.
