Of course his description is bogus. Look at what he called the orange three dot sights..."bright orange nite sights". He also said, "light wgt., very accurate, great conceal carry". Accurate, yes. Light weight and great CCW...no.
BD is right- someone will buy it because either they honestly don't know better or they have WAY too much time/money to burn.
Hey, a buddy of mine just sold a 1985 penny he pulled out of a suspects pocket for $1.50 on Ebay just a few minutes ago! Nothing at all special about the penny, but someone did buy it.....
Now Troy, be fair. He might have gone out and bought a $0.99 can of glow in the dark orange paint.
But you do have to admit; it does look better?
The Hi-Point does already have orange dots, maybe he could have been inventive enough to get some Testors glow in the dark paint. Yeah, right. The old P.T. Barnum concept at work.
I dunno, amigo, I think it looks hideous with the green.
I dunno, amigo, I think it looks hideous with the green.
i agree it looks awful. i also agree that for sure someone will buy it. if you wait long enough you will find the person willing to pay what you are asking for whatever you are selling.
At the bottom of the page this yahoo's other auctions are listed and among them are the exact same gun (except w/ a black grip frame) listed at the LOW, LOW price of only $99!! A $300 paint job??? I'm in the wrong line of work!! -UR
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The old P.T. Barnum concept at work.
