I had a couple of bad experiences selling guns myself. Mostly with buyers who want to shoot your gun for fit and target breaking & then return it if they don't do well. Nowadays I ask them up front if Cabelas, Gander Mountain, etc. lets them to take a gun and shoot it before buying? Strange... buyers will go to a gun store, shoulder the gun & point it around at corners of the room, then decide to buy it, no return once they leave the place. But you ship them a gun & later that day they're wringing it out on the trap or skeet range. Low score & they get out the magnifying glass, call to say there's a ding or scratch you forgot to tell them about & insinuate you're a lowlife & weren't truthful when you advertised it.
