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So what your saying is if I put a gun into your auction at a $6000 reserve and it sells for $4000 I'll get the gun back as the clerk would "Buy in" for the reserve and therefor there would be no sale.
If I understand this correctly and this is supposed to be how it works I know of one instance where that didn't happen and the gun wasn't returned to the owner. It didn't meet the reserve he set and was subsequently sold on the side to another person. He did not get his gun back.
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