"hits hard", "good velocity", etc. kinda bugs me - especially when
the same advertiser/seller lists MVs/FPEs on other guns they're
selling.

Herb

2000 Toyota Camry, low miles used by a teacher, would go to from home and school and church on Sundays. low millage well kept, cheap

sounds familiar, just change Toyota for RWS and Camry for a 350, make your pick

warren

and remember "it's 30% the gun and 70% the shooter"

Shoots hard and accurate! Missing trigger guard, stock has small crack through the wrist, front sight is bent, few scratches and toe of stock chipped off, rust speckled (but should clean off with steel wool and holy water from the Vatican), answers to the name of "Lucky". (If you know the blind cat joke.)

I see these so many times for all types of guns. Start out great and go downhill. Makes you wonder what the seller considers a really beat gun?

are you selling my 34 LOL

warren

PS: By the way how did you get my 34? you have a extra key to my house, time to change locks

and remember "it's 30% the gun and 70% the shooter"