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Originally Posted by Phillip Carr
The good news is the seller did not give your friend the run around and is willing to allow the guns return. I have read a number of stories where the seller refuses to take it back and it is next to impossible to force them.
I would ask for shipping reimbursement but probably would cut my loses and move on if the seller refused.
It would be interesting to know if there were pictures of the barrels where the sleeving was evident? Also if there were pictures of the barrel flats and water table.
I have only returned one gun after I rejected it, and I don’t recall if the seller reimbursed me or not.
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There were no pictures showing the sleeve seam or the flats, which suggests that the seller, who is in the business of selling used English guns, chose not to include them. That's what I have a problem with. He also said the chambers were 2.5, implying that he measured them, which he obviously did not do. This wasn't an oversight; it was an intentional omission of material facts about the gun.
I appreciate the fact that the seller was willing to accept the gun back, but that's the minimum expectation.
JDG
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