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I bought a fine 20GA from home town on there. No issues
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Same here. No problems at all. :thumbsup:
nwtradegun
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when ever I use and internet site to buy a gun I use a cc . that way if any problems come up I have a way to get it resolved or money back.
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I bought a muzzleloader for $2300 from Gunbroker with a MO with no problems. However, the antique dealer had an A+ rating with many trades. I also mailed the money to a street address and found the address on Google maps.
slumlord44
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Have used them but mostly Gunbroker. Its the dealer you buy from, not the website. As long as there is an inspection period and return policy you should be fine.
