KY, I did pay with a credit card and did consider challenging the charge but concluded it would be to no avail in the end. All the seller would have to do is provide a copy of the "Additional Terms of Sale" and that would be the end of that part of the dispute. In the manner of the refinished barrels, the seven ounce discrepancy in weight or the variance in stock dimensions these are issues so arcane that a card company would find it impossible to arbitrate. I'm a big boy and admit I was too casual with the details, especially those concealed in the fine print. Now, I totally agree on the possible safety provided with a card and had it not arrived, been damaged from poor packing, been a ten gauge instead of a twelve, etc., the first thing I would have done is challenge it. Been there done that.
