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  • Gtracer
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    Originally posted by Trick Pony View Post
    I've generally had good experiences buying off of THF, but like any other public forum you will have random assholes and flakes.
    Aint that the truth...lol

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  • Trick Pony
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    I've generally had good experiences buying off of THF, but like any other public forum you will have random assholes and flakes.

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  • Baron Von Crowder
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    Originally posted by John -- '02 HAWK View Post
    in forums where you become 'reputable' because of post counts just go find the jokes and politics and do some 'lol's and 'aint that the truth' posts and magically you become somebody
    Originally posted by Cannon88 View Post
    Aint that the truth!
    lol's

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  • Nash B.
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    Originally posted by John -- '02 HAWK View Post
    in forums where you become 'reputable' because of post counts just go find the jokes and politics and do some 'lol's and 'aint that the truth' posts and magically you become somebody
    LOL, ain't that the truth!

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  • Cannon88
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    Originally posted by John -- '02 HAWK View Post
    in forums where you become 'reputable' because of post counts just go find the jokes and politics and do some 'lol's and 'aint that the truth' posts and magically you become somebody
    Aint that the truth!

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  • David
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    I like to ask a lot of questions. The best deals I got were from becoming to annoying but only one taking interest. Price came down just so I couldn't say no and the seller wouldn't have to answer anymore questions. Works great.

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  • John -- '02 HAWK
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    in forums where you become 'reputable' because of post counts just go find the jokes and politics and do some 'lol's and 'aint that the truth' posts and magically you become somebody

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  • Gtracer
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    Originally posted by CJ View Post
    Just a few tips I've learned to get good deals. The better the deal, the less likely you'll get it if you ask a lot of questions. Some of the best deals I've gotten were on weapons that had no pictures a shitty description and weird shitty e-mails.
    LOL Perfect!!!

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  • CJ
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    Originally posted by Gtracer View Post
    Just like the stock market, always a gamble

    I see it as in the end, my money is not hurting to stay in the wallet.
    But CJ, this is what I was concluding in my experience, especially in times of urgency as it seems so many people are in right now.

    $475 is a good deal I assume, never owned or bought a GP-100

    Though I was eyeing that .500 you just picked up the other day, just got too it first damnit
    Just a few tips I've learned to get good deals. The better the deal, the less likely you'll get it if you ask a lot of questions. Some of the best deals I've gotten were on weapons that had no pictures a shitty description and weird shitty e-mails.

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  • Gtracer
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    Originally posted by CJ View Post
    Gun owners and enthusiasts are a weird bunch of people. A large majority of them are very suspicious of people and abstract questions. Although I think a lot of your questions are completely relevant, it seems you're trying to get a bargain on a particular gun. I would caution you on how you approach deals that are really good. Ask too many questions and you're the guy that doesn't get a response. If I get 10 messages on an item, and 6 of them are asking questions about cylinder marks or scratches, and 3 of them are asking if I can come down on price, the 1 guy that says "Where can we meet up." is going to be the only one that gets a reply. Just remember - you're always going to see the gun in person, and that's the best time to see if you can get him to make a concession - but only if he has misrepresented the item. Whenever I see a good deal, and I know it's a good deal, I'm always the one that has cash in hand waiting for a time and place to meet. More often than not it will work. If you're buying a gun for a premium or a going rate, that's the time to ask questions.
    Just like the stock market, always a gamble

    I see it as in the end, my money is not hurting to stay in the wallet.
    But CJ, this is what I was concluding in my experience, especially in times of urgency as it seems so many people are in right now.

    $475 is a good deal I assume, never owned or bought a GP-100

    Though I was eyeing that .500 you just picked up the other day, just got to it first damnit

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  • Gtracer
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    Originally posted by 2165 Turbo Rail View Post
    HAHA boy he sure replied with a back handed apology didn't he
    Lol, passive aggressive I belive...

    Like a little girl or something...

    "Well my apologies if I was wrong but it felt like it to me. I would not post something on here and say it was unfired if it was not unfired or say it was NIB if it was not.

    Mods if you want to close the thread I understand. If not I will just keep the gun since the cylinder has been turned.
    LOL aka, I am going to take my toy somewhere else where I will get what I want...

    Anyways, thanks again for the reassurance, I was hoping it wasn’t me this time....lol

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  • CJ
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    Gun owners and enthusiasts are a weird bunch of people. A large majority of them are very suspicious of people and abstract questions. Although I think a lot of your questions are completely relevant, it seems you're trying to get a bargain on a particular gun. I would caution you on how you approach deals that are really good. Ask too many questions and you're the guy that doesn't get a response. If I get 10 messages on an item, and 6 of them are asking questions about cylinder marks or scratches, and 3 of them are asking if I can come down on price, the 1 guy that says "Where can we meet up." is going to be the only one that gets a reply. Just remember - you're always going to see the gun in person, and that's the best time to see if you can get him to make a concession - but only if he has misrepresented the item. Whenever I see a good deal, and I know it's a good deal, I'm always the one that has cash in hand waiting for a time and place to meet. More often than not it will work. If you're buying a gun for a premium or a going rate, that's the time to ask questions.

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  • 2165 Turbo Rail
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    HAHA boy he sure replied with a back handed apology didn't he

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  • 2165 Turbo Rail
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    how's that for a set up for your reply on THF

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  • Gtracer
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    Originally posted by DOHCTR View Post
    Only had one problem. I had a 1911 for sale with a bunch of detailed photos. Guy in Dallas said he wanted it, so I drove from Waco to Dallas to meet him. He saw it and looked it over, then said "this isn't really what I am looking for".

    Basically I drove for 3 hours round trip for no reason. That sucked.
    Yeah, F a bunch of that...did you say anything to him?

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