No 3 day inspection
What legitimate reason would a seller post a firearm and not have a 3 day inspection period unless the obvious conclusion something is wrong with the item and you will not discover it until you see the item?
Sage 1
Sage 1
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When I have bought my guns online, I never had a three day inspection period. I never heard of that before. The seller should have a picture and description of the firearm on his listing. Also you can ask em questions on the item. 0 -
I no longer do 3 days because of flip floppers who don't read the auction completely and then get all irate when you remind them that a bid is a contract after they've sent funds and then decide to demand them returned.
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I always offer a 3 dayer on the gun I sell and won't bid on a gun that doesn't have one. Too often an "excellent" bore has been relined, "great" wood has been refinished, "98% blue" is a reblue. Right on the money Sage1. 0 -
IT'S THE SELLERS OPTION, IF I WANT TO 'DEFFINETLY' GET RID OF A GUN I'LL LIST IT 'AS-IS' NO RETURN. IF THE SELLER IS UP-FRONT ABOUT THE DISCRIPTION I DON'T SEE ANYTHING WRONG ABOUT IT. 0
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