If you bought a gun that was supposedly in perfect working order…then got home and had 4 ftf’s out of first 5 tries…would you neg seller?
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Would you sell a gun to someone that wouldn’t fire but 20% of the time? Without disclosing this fact?
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Not without more details..
What is it?
Try a different mag?
Try a different ammo?
What is it?
Try a different mag?
Try a different ammo?
I would contact the seller and see what they wanted to do to make it right and go from there.
Sound like sum boolsheet to me. I'd contact the neckbeard that sold me that door stop and aks whut he gon' do 'bout it.
Now, did the sailor represent the gun as working? Usually they say they haven't shot it when they KNOW it's a piece of crap.
Now, did the sailor represent the gun as working? Usually they say they haven't shot it when they KNOW it's a piece of crap.
That sounds reasonable. What if they didn’t want to do anything?
Oh no, it was shot 50 times after the “build” and ran perfectly the sailor said. Maybe it just needed cleaning after those 50 rds the sailor suggested?
I sold one that wouldn’t cycle awhile back. Guy contacted me and I walked him through turning on an adjustable gas block.
Sometimes it’s simple, sometimes it’s fraud.
Sometimes it’s simple, sometimes it’s fraud.
The word "Build" from the mouths of 99.99875% of sailors on this site scare the shyte out of me.
I did have a guy call me once after a sail aksin' how he s'posed to shoot the gat since he can't pull the trigger. I could tell he went immediately to the range because an R/O kept asking him if he was okay.
After about 20 minutes I determined the young aspiring gun enthusiast was riding the charging handle instead of simply releasing it. When he tried my suggestion I heard a loud BANG! and then the R/O shouting, then the caller said simply, "Oops! Gotta go maine, thanks for the help."
After about 20 minutes I determined the young aspiring gun enthusiast was riding the charging handle instead of simply releasing it. When he tried my suggestion I heard a loud BANG! and then the R/O shouting, then the caller said simply, "Oops! Gotta go maine, thanks for the help."
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