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  • mmppres
    It has happened to the best of them. Not to worry it will work out. Better to catch it now before you had shipped it out.
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  • Knifecollector
     Did you put the .410 barrel back on it's original receiver ?  Are both guns listed ?  If so, maybe the buyer will get both guns and all will be ok. 
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  • toad67
    I just got the email update. Amazing how many little details a guy can overlook when listing an item.....
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  • mrmike08075

    If I may make an observation - not a criticism...

    With the barrel dismounted from the receiver...

    Two areas aficionados will want to see pictured are the water table and the vertical front face of the receiver..

    You can tell alot about how much use these guns have seen by visual inspection of those two flat surfaces - especially were the brass ring / primer top of the shell gets imprinted on the metal...

    That and how tight the gun locks up and gravity drops open when the lever gets pushed...

    Serious bidders will stay in or email or call - you handled it like a pro.

    Mike

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  • cbxjeff
    Ricci, I think it's about time you check into "the home".  :D
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  • shilowar
    It sounds like prison is the only fair remedy for all.  Pull your time with your chin up!   I was going to bid on that Det Spl but $850 was my limit....sigh the white man keeping me down
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  • grdad45
    Back when i had my FFL, I ordered a high grade Winchester M70 from a big national supplier. When it arrived, I started entering the info in my book, and noticed the ser # didn't match the invoice OR the label on the box! Three different numbers for one rifle. We finally got it straightened out between me the supplier, and some other FFL somewhere. I got a call from ATF a couple of weeks later asking if I wanted to file a complaint on the supplier, told them no, just a human error.
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