What to do...

[wayne goerres]

I am with Mills. If you can prove it with a copy of the Email I also would send it to gun broker. I personally don't like being threatened. You bid on it and you pay'ed him for it so just what is he going to give you a negative feed back about.

[B. Dudley]

I still insist that the gun was NOT as represented and insist for a return.

[Jay Oliver]

Thanks for the comments, I think I am going to let this one go. This guy isn't worth it. Had I done a little homework I should have known something was up. I don't want everyone to think I am backing down, I just can see this ending up in the same place a month from now.

I wanted a hammer gun, and I got one that hopefully I can use and not worry about putting a scratch or two on it. I'll save up for a Grade I or II that I can be proud of and use this one and feel good about getting a neglected Parker back in service.

I can say that if(more likely when) I get my 3rd Parker it will not be bought online!

Brian look for a PM from me latter tonight or in the morning. This gun is heading your way...and hopefully it is salvageable.

Thanks,

Jay

[Mills]

Good luck getting your gun fixed up. Keep us posted on the progress.

[Jay Oliver]

Thanks, I will definately post some updates in the hammer gun section. After I thought about about I guess I am backing down from this GB seller. I am putting a good portion of the blame(and responsibility) on myself eventhough he was wrong. I'll get this gun fixed up and never think about him again.

[todd allen]

Move forward with a happy heart, knowing you are doing a good deed for a formerly homeless Parker. Make it a shooter, kill some birds, and make your dog happy.
If 3 line per inch checkering comes into style, you'll be ahead of the curve.

[Jay Oliver]

Thanks Todd, that is exactly where I am at on this gun now. And while I have never been a trend setter I guess that checkering style could catch on