Guns International

[winplumber]

Can someone help me with the top lever position of listing 101149897 and no mention of it

[B. Dudley]

Don't you just love it... The seller is asking two times what the gun should ever be worth and does not even mention a major issue with the gun. Buyers really need to be on their toes these days.

The top lever has been bent or altered for some odd reason.

[OH Osthaus]

no view from the top, but it looks to me like it has been bent at the middle

[Mills]

That is a scary one

[B. Dudley]

I sent the seller a note telling them that they should describe that the top lever has been severely altered. They said "that is why we provide several photos of the item."

My reply to that was less than friendly.


Hey... its Cabelas. They must know better...

[C.O.B.]

Originally Posted by Brian Dudley

Hey... its Cabelas. They must know better...

Not really.

[Mills]

What idiots. . . . Asking questions often just leads to frustration

[Randy Roberts]

Not sure which is more surprising from this seller. The response itself or the fact that they actually responded.

[Grouse28]

Someone can’t describe a gun honestly.
What’s up with the price at .66 cents??

[GH-16]

Originally Posted by David Gehman

Someone can’t describe a gun honestly.
What’s up with the price at .66 cents??

The .66 cents is Cabela's internal policy pricing code for a gun that has been in inventory a long time and they want to move it at basically the cost they have in it. If the price has .99 cents it's a fairly new inventoried gun. The next code I believe is .86 cents for one they've had a while. Then it goes to .66 cents when they want it gone. I've found that even though they want it gone, it doesn't mean they will deal any further if the price ends is .66