Jay ,I did not see the ad. for the gun mentioned so won't comment on it but if the seller did misrepresent the gun ,contact him first ,explain the situation where you feel you were mislead and if you get no where ,then contact the powers that be at Gun Broker and explain in very minute' detail of the misrepresentation , be very precise in your details as they will give you only one chance to explain your side of the story ! At that point ,they will contact the seller and you will be notified of the results ,this process is not fast ! I have been buying and selling on GB for a quite a while and they will intercede if they feel either party has been wronged ! Good Luck and if you do end up keeping this gun ,don't feel too bad about it ,after a visit to a good qualified Smith ,I think you will be able to make it a shooter and it is a great learning experience ,I am like Rich ,if it is advertised as NO RETURN ,I suspect something isn't right and let them keep it ! Remember ,no one who fools with old guns has not been there and done that at some point ! Best ; Russ
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