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Actually deleting listings is more work than someone just marking their listing SOLD. Many of us prefer that the items remain so we know how to price our items. Some don't feel that way.

There's another scammer on GunBroker offering vintage Colt SAAs. Selling guns using old photos off other boards. He claims to accept money orders but once the auction is over he demands Zelle or PayPal. Total scammer. Username: dinoden

Bullets can vary a few grains while casting so either should be close. I would split the difference between the load data for the 185 and the 200 and stay on light side until you’ve made sure there isn’t an issue. And it would best to ask this question in the Wire, not the classifieds from six years ago.

He was here 7 hours ago. Maybe he isn't wise to using the forum. You may want to tag him in the rifle ad to see if he responds.

I feel like I may have helped the scammer. He was actively PMing me asking my advice. I let my guard down for one minute and this is what happens! The guys name and criminal record is posted on the Coltforum.

Oh no!

Way too sketchy. You have no recourse if he is a scammer if you use Zelle. It is a violation of the user agreement to use it for a firearm so it could go bad in many ways. He is hitting up way to many members to be believable. Scammers have been hitting the muzzloading forum as well.

What about Bob Hope's brothers, Beyond and No? Don't forget Bruce Lee's sister, Ugh.