George L's pictures and gun descriptions are too lacking for me...I've did enough mail order gun looking to last me a life time.
I'm scared I'd go broke paying return shipping before I found one of his guns that was safe to shoot.
Well, I agree regarding his descriptions. They have very few weights and measurements of his guns. I want to know the barrel length, LOP, cast and drop, wieght, chamber length, bore measurements and chokes, and barrel wall minimum thickness at least. Good quality photos of the action, stock, barrels....breech and muzzle, any special engraving or noteable blemishes make a much more professional presentation. Any short history of the gun or the maker should be added when applicable.
When I see adds with minimum info my radar immediately comes on and I usually pass over it. Blurry or poor quality photos are another sign that you may not be dealing with someone who cares about his merchandize or his customers. I just won't buy a gun from some Jack Leg who doesn't respect me as a potential buyer to trust me with enough information to make an informed decision. By decision, I mean whether to call or e-mail about the gun or not. No info gets no bid or offer.
Offered as constructive criticism and help only.
