Gunbroker has two different gen 2 Chainsaw's listed for about a hundred less than retail. You can also call or E-mail Noveske direct, they are great to deal with.Quote:
Originally Posted by spleify
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Gunbroker has two different gen 2 Chainsaw's listed for about a hundred less than retail. You can also call or E-mail Noveske direct, they are great to deal with.Quote:
Originally Posted by spleify
I got mine from Cold Hand Arms - they aren't the quickest shippers in the world but they do forewarn you of that before purchase. $203 shipped.
RPM does yours show any obvious flaws like mine?
Does anyone know of any local? Thanks
When I talked to Mike at Lock and load at the Tanner show he said that he has some on order. "MOA" on this site.
SWEEEEEET!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by rpm
I got mine from rifelgear.com. Rainier arms has them sometimes. Don't know about local.Quote:
Originally Posted by spleify
Not like yours. The "flaws" on mine are so minute as to be a joke - don't get me wrong however, I appreciate the quality control and what passes for acceptable with these companies. Yours is like a new car with a scratch, the nervous anticipation of the inevitable first one is over. Buy ammo, use up, repeat.Quote:
Originally Posted by longbow
Anyway, these guns are meant to be used hard and often. I'm all for gun care and maintenance where appropriate but if you want a gun to worry about finish flaws, buy a Mannlicher stocked rifle or any number of high-dollar over/under or side by side bespoke shotguns.
This guy is in Thornton and occasionally carries Noveske lowers, not sure if any are seconds (Chainsaw).Quote:
Originally Posted by spleify
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