cracked wrist follow up
I just want to let you know that the seller is being very very good. He has offered at all points to let me out of the transaction, to fix the problem or to take a few dollars off the price. My satisfaction was all that mattered. I'm going to keep the gun and have it fixed myself. I trust this seller.
"I won this gun on gun broker.
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=175492904
when I picked it up I noticed the wrist was clearly broken. It ran across the grain and you can easily feel it. This was not stated in the auction listing.
He said this in his auction "There's a very, very fine grain check running from the left side of the receiver down towards the rear of the triggerguard. It hasn't opened and looks stable but any good gunsmith could add a little epoxy on the inside of the inletting if you're worried about it."
I protested claiming it was broken so they said they would have their stock man fix it. I expect that it should be properly fixed. What should I ask for and expect to be done to fix this break?
Thanks"
"I won this gun on gun broker.
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=175492904
when I picked it up I noticed the wrist was clearly broken. It ran across the grain and you can easily feel it. This was not stated in the auction listing.
He said this in his auction "There's a very, very fine grain check running from the left side of the receiver down towards the rear of the triggerguard. It hasn't opened and looks stable but any good gunsmith could add a little epoxy on the inside of the inletting if you're worried about it."
I protested claiming it was broken so they said they would have their stock man fix it. I expect that it should be properly fixed. What should I ask for and expect to be done to fix this break?
Thanks"
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Great news. Some GOOD guys left!!!!!!!!!!! 0 -
"I'm going to keep the gun and have it fixed myself"
YAY!!0
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