SELLING FIREARMS THAT DO NOT FUNCTION RELIABLY - HOW MUCH TO DISCOUNT?

[rhino]

I know it's not in your nature to be any thing less than overly honest sir. That said, I'm not sure you need to do a lot more than just state what you have found with these problem guns.

Another consideration on ammo. My experience has been that factory ammo is extremely dirty vs hand-loading ammo with the readily available clean powders available.

Hand loading?!! That sounds like work!

 

[indiucky]

If either is a Marlin Camp Carbine in 9mm, they're worth $100. Where do we meet?

I have that which you seek but it's a consignment...Still has the sticker on it...

 

[cedartop]

How much less does Taurus sell their guns for than one that works?

 

[rvb]

take a file to it somewhere.
use words like "custom" and "tuned"
add 10%
blame operator error and ammo when buyer complains.

How much less does Taurus sell their guns for than one that works?

bazinga!

haha

-rvb

 

[Vigilant]

I have that which you seek but it's a consignment...Still has the sticker on it...

If you have a $100 Marlin Camp Carbine, I’ll take it!

 

[John224]

I've been a victim a few times, i.e.Mossberg safety would not come off safe. On the seller's defense, I didn't ask about the safety and I didn't function check it. But fixed for less than $20., eventually sold it but still disclosed the problem along with the fix. I can sleep at night. Pistols with faulty mags another one. I just throw the faulty ones in the trash and buy more if need them and go on with it.

 

[Alpo]

Never heard of Just Right. But I know Keltec. Maybe Indiucky would take it in on a trade. I wouldn't. So, my "fair value" price for that firearm would be a lot less than some of the non-dealers noted above.