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05-21-2017, 02:29 PM | #1 |
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Gun Shop Inspection Etiquette...
Newbie question...
Considering purchasing one of two WWII era Lugers; one with vet bring-back papers, one without, from a local shop. I've purchased a few modern firearms from him and have reasonable trust in him, although I have never bought a C&R from him. (I mean no disrespect in not purchasing through this forum, just need a tactile, in-hand, connection to the purchase.) Both pistols are in the $1500+ range. I'd like to support my local dealer and am willing to pay a reasonable amount to support his bricks & mortar. My question is (albeit subjective): What is considered "acceptable" to ask of an in-store, countertop inspection of a Luger, to observe part #'s, overall finish condition, wear patterns, rust/pitting, bore condition, etc? (i.e. to what level of stripping the gun down at the store, should I expect or ask for?) I will be asking for an Inspection Period, but being a new Luger person, I'm not yet skilled at the breakdown & reassembly myself. Thanks in advance, for your info and patience. Zk |
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