So all of a sudden this scope will show up on an "all matching" rifle...
So all of a sudden this scope will show up on an "all matching" rifle...
Here's one that conveniently has NO scope S/N on its "S51" marked buttstock. Quick way to have a "matching" rifle... Oy!
British Enfield No4 Mk1 T Sniper 303 British : Curios and Relics at GunBroker.com
There are plenty of those in this serial number range, presumably using up the old Mk1 and 2 4x screw segment covers.
Hey, y'all? If I'm being stupid or something let me know, will you, please?
I really never saw the INTRODUCTORY pic in the auction of the scope AND BRACKET w/ S/N right there on the side!
Dang...
Looks like he sold it off site - all bids cancelled and item ended.
Too good a deal! Plenty of P/O'd bidders though! That or it gets thrown back out at a much higher price...:rolleyes:
I didn't know a bidder on eBay could just change his mind, once an auction had started and bids had been placed ... :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by PrinzEugen
Regards,
Badger
You can end an item - you can't in the last 12 hours, or when winning bids are in - but if you cancel all the bids, then you can do so - and not have to pay ebay a cut as well. There are lots of good reasons for not doing so, however, scammers, increased likelihood of fraud and so on are more likely if you sell to someone trying to induce you to away from the normal auction format.
I believe you can amend your item to "item is lost or broken" at any time, which then closes down the auction.Quote:
Originally Posted by Badger
As a seller you can end a auction any time, as a bidder you can cancel a bid up to twelve hours before it ends.