davidspiwak

I am the seller of the gun and I take issue with anyone accusing me of "blatenly lying" or "misrepresenting" a gun. NRA conditions are the guideline I use, but many guns do not easily fit into a category. Pitting on a gun will lower the condition, but new finish plus an excellent bore and wood can compensate. Due to the size of my website, my descriptions are brief and I only post three photos of each gun. More are available by request. Nothing is hidden in my photos and defects are noted in my descriptions. I do the Duracote finish and you can see that no fillers were used. Any pits or dents are part of the gun's history and are left as is. My website also says that all guns are guaranteed. Every buyer has the opportunity to examine his gun when it gets to his dealer. He can take it apart and shoot it. If he does not like it, I even pay the return shipping. I sold 245 machineguns to satisfied buyers last year and most of them are repeat customers. As for the sling swivel location indicating British use, my assumption is based not on the swivel itself, but on the arsenal-installed wood lozenge that fills the original swivel inlet in the buttstock. Anyone can move a swivel, but I believe only the British had the original location filled in this way.