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above_all
I shipped a very nice custom rifle that I sold on-line via UPs ground. It was insured for the full amount, but it arrived at its destination with the stock literally split in half. What do I have to do now?
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  • above_all
    I have been off this forum for awhile[sometimes life gets complicated and busy]. Jumping back in because I need some advice from experienced GB sellers. I have a friend who is haveing some health issues, and may need to part with his firearm collection. I don't remember exactly how many he has, but about 15 or so collectable Remingtons. I said I would help him sell on GB if he wants. He would really like to sell the entire collection together. My question is; do you think he could get a better price selling as a group, or seperatly? Thanks for your input.
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  • asphalt cowboy
    Of the bunch I'd keep the Marlin. Had a 336 made in 71. I could kick my brother for Losing(?)it.
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  • catpealer111
    Definitely keep the 336. I would love to find a 336 without the stupid cross bolt. Of all of the guns I've gotten rid of I miss my 336 the most. You will regret off loading that one.
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  • gary wray
    abpve_all...I have all three in my collection and if I was faced with the same decision I would part with the Norinco Para first (although it's shortness makes for a great truck gun) and the mismatched Russian second. Agree with the others in keeping the Marlin 336 which is a great gun IMHO. Good shooting!
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  • above_all
    Thanks...I'll keep it in mind.

    Catpealer111, are you in the AF. You're showing the A/C maint and munitions badge. I retired in '98. Spent my career working A10, F4, F16 and F15's. Went from TAC to ACC. Looks like you went from SAC to ACC.
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  • BGHillbilly
    I would keep the Marlin.
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