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waterman
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What to do ?

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Hello guys I need a little help I was looking at a Remington 32TC shotgun for my collection the gun is in oregnial shape but it has a small crack at the tag and goes down to the checkering not verry big woud this stop any of you guys from buying it? This crack has stoped me as of now if I bought the gun I woud probley shoot it a little. The question is woud you guys buy this 32 on try to find another. PS I now they are hard to find thanks
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Post by Silvers »

waterman, that would bother me on a collector grade gun. Whenever I'm tempted to buy a gun with a crack I remember a prewar M70 I had many moons ago. I was a M70 neophyte at the time and the seller convinced me all the cloverleafs had tang cracks and that was normal. I remember the punch line was something like "that crack isn't going anywhere". I paid a decent price for the gun but every time I showed it to someone they commented about the tang crack. I had it a few years and when I decided to sell I found the crack was a show stopper to most potential buyers. And those few who were interested weren't going to pay anywhere near what I did. I finally found a gent who wanted a prewar M70 to restock, and sold it at a loss. Lesson learned. Silvers
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Post by waterman »

thanks I was thinking the same thing but it in a nice gun but I think I will wait
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Post by eightbore »

Have it professionally repaired. 32TCs are hard to find in original condition.
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