1)
Beware
of single rifles advertised as NIB ("New In Box"). Many of
these rifles may look new, but are not. Many have had several owners
over the past few years. I have rifles I've shot for years, that if
placed in a box could pass for NIB.
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| 2)Beware
of small, part-time, hobby-dealers who advertise all out of proportion
to their ability to provide rifles or orders for custom rifles. Some of
these individuals know little of the rifles they attempt to peddle.
Having been a Shiloh shooter for 20 years and now a Ballard shooter too,
I know and understand the rifles, their history, the current options
available to all models and the different model applications. I am
always glad to talk to the beginner or accomplished black powder
shooter. While not claiming to be an expert, I do have enough practical
knowledge of these rifles and cartridges to help any customer order the
perfect rifle and options to meet any requirements. |
| 3)Buying
a Shiloh rifle is a major investment. Be sure you make your
purchase from someone who understands your needs and the rifles that
fulfill them. I personally deliver MVA sights to Shiloh. Living close to
Shiloh and having hundreds of orders placed with them ensures I am in
constant contact with them. I am a FULLTIME
dealer in Shiloh, and antique arms. This is all I do! I am
here today and I'll be here for your next order in the future! |