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> Here you have to be much more careful because I
> find that people only sell their guns off when they've worn
> them out, either that or it's an awful gun that they didn't like.
> Not always, you can find some jewels, but it happens quite a lot.
Can't say I agree with all of this. I don't think there are all
that many "worn out" guns out there, guns people didn't
like definatley, but worn out I doubt. Diferent people like
different guns in different ways and what suits one person
may not suit another even though there may not be
anything actually wrong with it. I have a .30-30 Marlin that
I know shoots very well but I just don't like much and
can't get to it shoot very well. I have just picked up a
single shot .357, New England Firearms break action
carbine (for not a lot) that fits me nicely, has a nice
trigger pull (for me) has nice sights (for me) and "feels"
right, not suprisingly my averages in the club comps have
gone up since I got it. I can't say that I've seen many
guns at all that I could truly describe as being worn out, I
just don't think we have the opurtunity here to shoot a
gun to death, especially if it's a full bore rifle.
J.
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I come across worn out junk portrayed as being in good
condition at arms fairs constantly. Sometimes its down
to the ignorance of the dealer, who goes on exterior
looks alone, but sometimes you come across dealers trying
to pull a fast one.
Steve.
Cybershooters website: http://www.cybershooters.org
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