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Yep - here, TX hunting, and other forums - probably as good as you will get, and unlikely you will get anywhere near what you paid. Any dealer is going to seriously low ball you (simple economics and not blaming them at all). As far as selling it to someone and having them get upset because the gun wont run - just tell any prospective buyer that the gun likes certain ammo - it's up to the buyer to be knowledgeable about the weapon and they should know 'stuff' anyways. Doesn't everybody check or have some knowledge about any gun they are planning on buying? Maybe I'm in the minority...