I remember Henry sharing photos of this 94 short rifle on the forum. Even has one of his description cards in the photos. Is this another fraudulent listing?
https://www.gunbroker.com/item/900774586
Don
deerhunter said
I remember Henry sharing photos of this 94 short rifle on the forum. Even has one of his description cards in the photos. Is this another fraudulent listing?https://www.gunbroker.com/item/900774586
Don
That is Henry’s 94 (serial #879637). He specifically identified it by serial number in a Forum post on December 13,2019. But, someone else has it for sale on gunbroker. What a mess!
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Hopefully this will be stopped, how can people blatantly get away with this in the US ? I thought your laws and sentences where robust
If you think that, it’s obvious British TV didn’t cover the months of rioting, arson, looting, destruction of public property, that occurred here last year while cops stood & watched, if they weren’t ordered to stay away altogether.
The yellow box doesn’t link to the correct report location. To report a fraud, you fill out a form : Submit a request – GunBroker
I have submitted one, but like Armslist, it takes more than that to get it removed.
Ron
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Sure wish I could contact “Banjo Jim”… I filed a fraud report on two of the firearms listed by the seller to no avail…. Winchester 21 Deluxe 20 gauge – Other Shotguns at GunBroker.com : 901216857
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I see the guy that sold Jim the 21, and listed Henry’s 94 is no longer registered user.
Bob
WACA Life Member--- NRA Life Member---- Cody Firearms member since 1991 Researching the Winchester 1873's
Email: [email protected]
GB’s fraudulent reporting sucks. My support request is still unanswered and status is open. 11 days since I opened it and 7 days since I last added to it. I know GB doesn’t particularly care about folks getting ripped off but for a fraudulent listing report to go unanswered really shows that.
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