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November 8, 2011
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amazing
September 22, 2011
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Move decimal place to the left one place and divide by two. That is a more realistic price on this one.
July 7, 2011
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No one has said anything yet about the serial number. That is not the serial number of the rifle that he has pictured. If that were the case, then I have 27, 46, 75 & 93 
Serial number 76 would have the first type receiver which this rifle does not have.
Paul
June 26, 2013
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I’m sure the real number was removed in the "professional" refinishing process. I have a hunch that this listing is posted by the Silver Dollar Pawn Shop from The History Channel’s "Cajun Pawn Stars." Looks like "Big Daddy" should have called in an expert before buying this one.
March 20, 2010
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If you follow mrvcs’s spot on pricing, that would mean that the nice box and signage included with the auction are priced reasonably at $7,150. 😯 I’m sure there’s some sort of markup in there somewhere.
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September 9, 2011
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deerhunter said
I’m sure the real number was removed in the "professional" refinishing process. I have a hunch that this listing is posted by the Silver Dollar Pawn Shop from The History Channel’s "Cajun Pawn Stars." Looks like "Big Daddy" should have called in an expert before buying this one.
That’s exactly who’s selling this rifle. I’ve been in their shop and talked to these guys, and they don’t know much about old guns. Sad to say, but they may actually think they have a winner here.
February 18, 2011
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Discount their rifles, but don’t necessarily underestimate sellers. There’s a certain prevalent philosophy these days amongst many sellers. Buy so low you can’t possibly get hurt and punt with the most outlandish price to be conjured. I strongly suspect these sellers have a very minimal investment in this rifle and simply don’t wish to hear anything contrary to their most ‘optimistic guess’ assertions. Sadly, underlying the success of such a business model is P.T. Barnum’s classic observation.
Just my take.
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