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Ed, you just told Mike to stick to the subject of RECEIVER CASE COLORS, and now you go asking about the weather. Why don't you practice what you preach? Class, can anyone here spell "hypocrite"?

As if anybody here thinks you really care what the weather is really like in Amarillo.

SRH

ok, ok, I got it...

ed, ed, ed... you're not paying attention to the old master, King Brown. The proper Burger King response would be to either change the subject (Dance of the Gnomoron), pretend you didn't see the replys which are unflattering to you, or accuse the responders of being hateful, racist, misogynist, profane, and uncivil. Pretend that Misfires is a horrible place even if 98% to 99% of your time is spent there. Remember, a personal attack is not an attack if you don't name names!

But never, never, never admit that you were wrong.

ed's primary purpose on this BBS is to bait us.

Since ed has opened the topic up on this thread up anybody want to talk about different dealer return policies they have seen?

Just to screw up Ed Goods thread-because he thinks he is in charge and it gets him so pissed off.

HEY ED-HOW ABOUT THAT NEW BOOK BY HILLARY ? (all caps to show the libtard Ed Good how stupid it looks)

Mike, I have found that most legit dealers offer a 3 day non-firing inspection period. No questions asked, but the buyer pays for return shipping. On a used double, I'm not sure how they would know if it had been fired or not if it was cleaned afterward... unless the barrels blew up.

Others may advertise a gun As Is with No Return. I have bought some of these for parts when the seller took the time to answer my questions, and I adjusted my bid price accordingly. Several of these ended up being too nice to part out. But due diligence is important to avoid getting burned. I always assume an As/Is no return gun will have some serious issues. Reading a sellers feedback helps, but sometimes the bad feedback gets purged.

I get very suspicious when the return policy is vague and/or when the seller is evasive about answering my questions. When a seller puts lipstick on a pig in an attempt to fool the buyer, I get similarly suspicious. Those are the times to just wait for another gun to come along. If you bought a gun that was described as being tight, and it rattled around with the forearm removed... and the seller refused to accept a return, how would you feel about that sellers integrity? I guess it's possible that the buyer might have stolen several thousandths of material from the hinge pin, hook, or bolting surfaces, but not very likely.

Plenty of good, clear, close-up photographs are invaluable. Those same clear pics could also protect a seller from a buyer who might steal or substitute internal parts by documenting screw slot condition and timing at the time of shipping. There's bad apples on both ends, but most gun guys are pretty honest.

Apparently sniffing acetylene fumes over time will make you delusional. You will start seeing all the colors of the rainbow!

"out, damn spot, out I say"

water, water, everywhere...and all the boards do shrink...

and the albatross hung round my neck...

ok boys and girls lets be nice now?

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