Need opinions of my ODT family on what to do

[JekyllTidesFisher3181]

9 pages of how to deal with this...from a kung fu lego chicken master. THE DEAL IS DONE!

...just sayin'...froma 2 star nobody

 

[cjnowell72]

NOPE

 

[LethalEdge]

I had a similar incident where I bought used firearm and never got around to even trying it and sold it to someone else who had issues a couple days after purchase when he took it to the range.. I did the same thing you suggeded, offered to pay half of the repair cost. Fortunately the cost of the repair was under $100. Had it been more, I probably would have bought the gun back. In my case, the buyer had good standing here and I don’t believe he misused it.

 

[basstracker89]

Congrats for you trying to do the right thing. He needs to also meet you half way. Colts are finicky and people do weird things. I would start with a meet and you inspect the weapon yourself to start with

 

[41mag]

A loose screw can cause the issue described.
He should have it inspected by a competent gunsmith, then go from there.
If this isn’t good enough for him, screw it. As is sell.

 

[moosensquirrel]

Friends come and go. Enemies accumulate [Murphy]

 

[Klif]

And by the way, I wouldn't sell him any more of your guns if he ask.

 

[Porter Rockwell]

I think you made a fair offer above and beyond what you owe him.

Yep- you have made a very fair offer

 

[crippen]

You made a great offer. It’s not a “paperweight”, it’s a gun that needs service you offered to help the buyer obtain. I sympathize with the buyers disappointment but he is being dramatic.

That being said. If you are offering trade-ins I would like to shoot my way through your entire collection.

 

[palmettomoon]

You made a great offer. It’s not a “paperweight”, it’s a gun that needs service you offered to help the buyer obtain. I sympathize with the buyers disappointment but he is being dramatic.

That being said. If you are offering trade-ins I would like to shoot my way through your entire collection.