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I dunno about that KY Jon. We've seen some of ed's torch colored LSD trip beauties described as having colors which duplicate factory original. May ed would be kind enough to put up some pics of the torch colored Parker that he described as likely being redone by DelGrego. We got a good chuckle out of that, but I doubt if Larry DelGrego would have been amused. If you look at post #382922 from 11/5/14, a gunsmith here is commenting on another Parker ed sold that was pictured with the gun not fully closed so that the top lever appeared to be right of center. Unfortunately, the pics are no longer available, but many here saw them. I think it is revealing when he tries to tell you that ignorance would be bliss after some shyster had cheated you by representing a redone gun as factory original. But ed wants to blame everyone else for the reputation that he has given himself here.

ky: problem with the letter thing, is that it takes some of the fun out of collecting rare factory original guns. before we could have collectible guns lettered, we saw them, we liked them and we bought them, for what they appeared to be to us...we were happy.

then, because collectible originals have become so popular with big money investors, the crooks jumped in and started creating faked guns that to even the most experienced collector appear to be original. the markets for big buck colts and winchesters are flooded with them...and the fakers letter erm first an then rework to the letter spec...so now, contemplation of buying a high end factory original gun creates anxiety until the gun is lettered. and, weather the gun is original or not is no longer the issue. the issue now is, will it letter? sometimes knowing too much about a gun can spoil the enjoyment of collecting it.

fortunately, collectible double guns are not as valued as much by investors, as are colts and winchesters; so the fakers dont spend their efforts so much on collectible shotguns.

and ky, thank you for your kind words...

an keith: your post above is so full of lies, untruths, negative conclusions, wishful thinking, fantasy and apparent hallucinations. i just have to shake my head from side to side in dismay at the juvenile nonsense you post here...

an for any adults who really care, once again, read my customer feedback on gunbroker and elsewhere....responding to this adolescent crap is so boring...

in order to post here, one should be required to provide proof of age. then perhaps some of the naughty children like this keith person here would go back to watching sponge bob and leave us to our hobby.

brian: have you heard from seller regarding refund of your shipping costs?

That seller is not as bad as you are Ed,so don't act like your somehow "above it all". You have been tossed off forums,stuck buyers with loose guns-and no refund ! And now your up to the same "I will sue you" BS that got you tossed off here before!

Ed - You never answered my question which I posed several days ago, saying:
"as i am currently closed for business until april, i see no point in discussing my future return policy."

Yet you continue to dig yourself deeper in the hole. Which is it?

BTW, I doubt that anyone cares about your "future return policy". More interested in your present policy

dave k: are you in fact david k wheeler of milford, nh, as recently revealed here by alvin linden?

or are you something else, that will remain anonymous here, so you can continue to post false, outrageous and mean spirited information here, with apparent impunity?

tud: what is the question?

Ed - Posted yesterday at 9:09

"Ed - If you were the seller of this gun, doesn't your policy say "No Retuns"? If so, in this instance, the buyer is not out the shipping costs, he would be stuck with a broken gun"

Thats Eddy boys specialty-digging himself deeper (besides threatening to sue,deceptive pictures,questionable return policy AND getting tossed off EVERY OTHER FORUM !