Buyer beware!
This is not a factory original Winchester;
http://www.GunBroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=364624916
http://www.GunBroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=364624916
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While at a gun show in Ft.Worth Tx. today, I noticed a dealer had an Eagle Arms rifle sitting on an Armalite box with a sign next to the price stating "Lifetime Warrenty". When I questioned him about it, he said that it was an Eagle lower with an Armalite upper. So I pionted out that he was not selling an "Armalite" rifle and it does not have a "Lifetime Warrenty". He did'nt say anything but at least removed the sign. I understand marketing, but flat out lying about a product only hurts other dealers, gun shows, and manufactures.
(CptK, I know this should probably be on the gen. dis. pg but I never go there, so please leave here for one day).[:(!]0 -
This guy probably also sells Used Cars for his day time job. It takes all types to make a world. [8D]
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There's an auction running right now where the seller had a description stating that he thought the rifle had been brought into the states in the 70s.His pictures clearly showed the proof mark on the barrel showing a date of 86. When I emailed him with questions about the rifle & pointed out the mistake he gave me a snotty response & then I noticed that the auction pictures were narrowed up to delete the date but he did not alter his description. 0
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