Well I have been let down twice as a buyer on GB in back to back days. Seems like the good deal I got on a Marlin 917V is a result of the bolt being a “hack job” and welded on. The question is? Is it even safe to shoot? Second day in a row Gunbroker has broke my heart!
I suspect that the return is at the seller's expense and a lot of sellers will not accept returns once the FFL transfers the firearm to the buyer. I've sent them back before the paperwork.
Its scary buying online in some cases. I go with a friend or two that have CCW and are armed with me for local deals so I am not unmatched if they try and rob me. So far I haven't been robbed but deals have fallen through. Sad things is one mans 90% condition is another 50% condition. This is where I run into trouble most times. Keep us posted to how it goes.
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Im not familiar with bolt actions at all, what am i looking at here? Looks ugly, did it snap off or something and some garage joe try to tack weld it back on?
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What a scumbag that seller is. When ever I sell any firearm, I do it with 100% honesty. I send high resolution images of every flaw. That looser not only just wasted your time & money, but his too. Ya, I'd be ticked too. Def report to GB and flame him for misrepresentation so no one else will buy.
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