Macks airsoft dreamers of the week thread

[Socks]

11 minutes ago, Tackle said:

Agree, irrespective of the friends situation,  whoever is fronting the sale needs to take full responsibility for the items being sold,especially if it arrives faulty.

Exactly, it doesn't paint a good idea for any buyer, new or experienced.

 

It always appears sketchy and I've always stayed away from it, even if it's a good deal

 

[Galvatron]

3 hours ago, Socks said:

What is it with people saying "selling for a friend" or "selling my mates..." 

 

I don't get it, why can't they post it themselves? It always looks sus in my opinion 

 

I agree. I always see it as a red flag. I always assume they're trying to shy away from responsibility if anything is wrong or disclosing if it had been used or modified in a way that would drop its value further.

 

I know one genuine case where the friend was no position to sell his own kit but that was an exception.

 

 

 

 

[Cannonfodder]

To me it sounds like the airsoft equivalent of someone selling a second hand car saying the dvla have the log book

[Markusx0]

I’ve sold stuff for mates before and been transparent in the description that it is a friends gun. However, I’ve also explained to my friends that if it goes missing in the post or something is wrong with the rifle that they need to give the money back (in the case it goes missing) or they accept a return. 

Anyways, here’s a dreamer. 
 

 

[Lyndication]

https://www.usedairsoft.co.uk/custom-equipment/custom-equipment_1/knights-armaments-grip-and-rail-covers_i83827

 

"Real embosed markings, in new condition"

 

Me being able to read the markings and see they're not very real looking