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    Quote Originally Posted by chuckindenver View Post
    by looking at all his other auctions, likely he,s a dealer that is selling an estate, and really doesnt know the history.
    though i dont know him, i think he,s trying to give a fair disc, of the weapon, and may have some experiance with 03,s just enough to be dangerous.
    he does have some other interesting items, i actually thought about the RR 1911A1 he has, but his opening bid, is more then the pistol is worth for a reblue.
    i figured about 650.00 tops, he wants 1200.00 or something like that.

    I think you might be right about the estate thing, and he does have some interesting stuff mixed in with the bad. That "AS IS-no refund or exchange" isn't helping though.

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    Johnny,

    I will go dig out & take a look in my BBTs.

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