If any employee or agent of MORPHY'S shall pack or transport the merchandise, it is fully at the risk and responsibility and expense of the buyer. We recommend that you arrange insurance for your items immediately upon becoming the highest bidder.
ěIDDERS PRESENT AND TAKING ITEMS AFTER AUCTION - Since item liability transfers upon a successful bid, items paid for must be packed, transported and/or removed by the buyer at his/her own risk after the close of the sale.It is the bidder's responsibility to take shipping, handling, and insurance costs into consideration when bidding on items.17 HMR with a 20” barrel as a serious rimfire lever-gun varmint buster, the Golden Boy Silver can brighten up any shooter’s day.
Covering the gamut from the plinker-friendly. It also happens to stand out in a crowd, and that’s exactly what the new Golden Boy Silvers do, with no special-order delays and no special-order pricing.Īvailable in two “adult” barrel lengths, three rimfire calibers, and configured with octagon barrels, our nicely-figured American walnut stocks, and fully adjustable Marbles semi-buckhorn sights, this beauty features a mirror-bright nickeled receiver cover you can shave in, matching barrel band and buttplate, and a gleam that’ll get you noticed proudly anywhere you shoot it. Nickel was the first as the electro-plating process evolved, and with a long history of tradition it’s still the most popular with its ability to maintain a long-lasting wear and tarnish-resistant finish. Later on, plating with precious metals also became more important as decorative methods of creating more elaborately-embellished special-order guns. Gunpowder at the time was highly corrosive, and working guns lived hard lives. Plating in firearms began initially as a method of corrosion-proofing in the days of blackpowder ammunition at least 150 years ago.
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