Post by Knife on May 8, 2006 14:30:17 GMT -5
Apperently I read a message wrong, he did mention it, so it is all good.
On this note, the deal went extremely well and extremely fast. The problem has been sorted out.
A week back I had arranged a deal with Sparky2129/Greg Lin. It was to trade my M249 for an M4 and M9 with upgrades and such. So the gun arrives on friday, and I am getting ready to put the battery in the gun, I look in the full stock and the RIS, no wires. So I am wondering if they are still inside somehow? He told me it was wired for a large battery into the full stock. So I open up the gun, and I see the black part of the wire heading out the front, turns out he cut the wire in half. That means NO connectors to hook up a battery or anything. In my opnion avoid him. The M9 also had a broken trigger spring, which I knew of before hand. He claimed it happened on the last time he was shooting the gun, but I have my doubts now.
Though I am not planning on sending the gun back and stopping shipping on mine. I find it to be cheaper for me to in turn just fix the guns. Plus, I like what I got just pissed off that the guy neglected to enlighten me to that aspect.
On this note, the deal went extremely well and extremely fast. The problem has been sorted out.
A week back I had arranged a deal with Sparky2129/Greg Lin. It was to trade my M249 for an M4 and M9 with upgrades and such. So the gun arrives on friday, and I am getting ready to put the battery in the gun, I look in the full stock and the RIS, no wires. So I am wondering if they are still inside somehow? He told me it was wired for a large battery into the full stock. So I open up the gun, and I see the black part of the wire heading out the front, turns out he cut the wire in half. That means NO connectors to hook up a battery or anything. In my opnion avoid him. The M9 also had a broken trigger spring, which I knew of before hand. He claimed it happened on the last time he was shooting the gun, but I have my doubts now.
Though I am not planning on sending the gun back and stopping shipping on mine. I find it to be cheaper for me to in turn just fix the guns. Plus, I like what I got just pissed off that the guy neglected to enlighten me to that aspect.