I used GunBroker for two NIB revolver purchases from two different sellers and both went perfectly. As above, they were oddballs.
Got exactly what I paid for.
One dealer fumbled the shipment, then overnighted the gun to make up for it.
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I used GunBroker for two NIB revolver purchases from two different sellers and both went perfectly. As above, they were oddballs.
Got exactly what I paid for.
One dealer fumbled the shipment, then overnighted the gun to make up for it.
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I've bought and sold a lot of firearms and firearms accessories on Gunbroker over the years. I've got nothing bad to say about the experience.
I can't for the life of me figure out how to see what any particular seller has listed. For example, Old Steel Guns - how can I see what that one seller has up for sale? Or Apex? Or anybody else?
https://www.gunbroker.com/All/search...ellers=2901413Quote:
Originally Posted by rondog
...or click on the titles on their webpage, and it will take you directly to their GunBroker auctions.
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My Boss was recent scammed through Gunbroker and paid for gun with debit card. The seller never shipped item and disappeared so he had to deal with Gunbroker which was a joke as they dont offer buyer protection
APEX Gun Parts on GunBroker:
https://www.gunbroker.com/All/search...Sellers=500061
F2A Inc on GunBroker:
https://www.gunbroker.com/All/search...ellers=2299975
Richard
I think he should still have buyer protection with a debit card. (Through the card issuer.) [Dunno]Quote:
Originally Posted by tactical_2012
Your boss screwed himself for buying the item by using debit card.Quote:
Originally Posted by tactical_2012
No buyer protection with a debit card. Always use a credit card.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jim B
So are there good alternatives to GB? Other than this site that is? I have some that need to be culled but a few are not something this crowd would be interested in.