WTS RWS N-TEC 350

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Should this airgun not be listed in the non-firearm sales section? http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/f...play.php?f=107

Certainly, a brand new RWS N-TEC 350 can be had for 480 bucks from sources such as: https://www.pyramydair.com/s/m/Diana...ifle/4171#7968

As such, why would anyone consider a "10-shot" new airgun from an unknown source? Who shoots only ten shots and then stops, unless the airgun is defective? In which case, who wants it...

You might consider explaining why you are selling it, and why you used it so little; followed by why you bought it in the first place. Maybe you tried pellets that are too light and were disappointed by the accuracy and noise. Perhaps you should try heavier pellets.

Without the above type of info, your offer sounds suspicious. The fact that you won't ship it (creating a paper trail) also sound suspicious. Most people won't tell you this; they will simply ignore your post...

Bumping your own thread is your prerogative, but the lack of response should tell you something...

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This helps; but I had to dig to find your duplicate thread:

Originally Posted by agentsilver

I have almost brand new ntec 350 in .22 caliber for sale. I have literally shot maybe 10 rounds through this monster. I bought 2 guns at the same time my wh97kt in .22 and rws ntec 350 in .22. My intent was target shooting and i got to tell you wh97kt was a great buy for target shooting but the second one not so much. It is powerful, loud as hell and Hold sensitive. Its a great hunting gun with gorgeous stock and lines but im thinking one more wh97kt this time in .177. I paid 480 for this rifle and am willing to sell for 400.it has card bord box .

My suggestion would be; contact the entity that sold you the airguns and ask if they can take the 350 back. They would then re-sell it as refurbished. Obviously, you might need to lower your price, but that vendor knows your purchase history; so is more likely to take the 350 back. You can remind them of your full past and potential future purchase history, as an incentive not to screw you too much on the price. If it is "too late" to send it back; why did you wait so long?

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There is nothing wrong eith the gun other than the fact that it is too powerful, it requires approximately 60 pound cocking effort, it is loud and powerful hunting air gun. I bought this gun because i remembered shooting my uncle's old 350 magnum in .22 as a kid , and dont recall this kind of power/recoil and honestly kick. Long story short im not going to shoot this for target shooting but i would defiantly hunt with it if i was a hunter.
And i havent been at this site for a while im not fodging anything and anyone. I like the buyer to see the gun up close and in person. I would ship if i had recieved full amount of mony plus cost of shipping but most people im sure would prefer to see up close prior to buying. Thanks for your input.

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