WTB Earl Companion Cap & Ball, 4"

[tinhorn]

In case anybody is suffering buyer's remorse or needs to sell a gun to buy a different gun. Only interested in the 4"-barrel Earl style (to match my 1858 Remington).

I don't use Venmo or cryptocurrency or any of that newfangled stuff. I use good old USPS money orders.

[RogueTS1]

Only problem with USPS Money Orders is one has to go into the Post Office. We avoid that as much as we can. Not nearly as bad as the DMV but still not a place we like to frequent if we can help it. 

[tinhorn]

I've always deposited them at my bank. I'm not adverse to using PP, since cap-n-ball trinkets aren't REALLY firearms.

[RogueTS1]

Oh yes; cashing/depositing them is just fine and easy. Go to the bank and deposit them. We were referring to the process of getting them. One has to go into the Post Office and usually wait in line. 

[Wumbey Goomba]

Unless your extremely lucky, everything
you do, there's always a line.

[pietro]

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Must be lucky - My wife & I went to a real pizzeria for supper Friday and were seated as soon as we walked in the door.

Out of 20-odd tables, there were customers in only one - and they left while we were awaiting the pizza.

Of course, it helped that we went in about an hour before the usual supper rush there.......

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[68Bonneville]

Hey Tinhorn, any luck here? Looking for the same if you got multiple responses. Thanks!

[OV-1D]

  Thats a great reason to buy that model , its always fun to compare the two sizes . Great luck with it  . Pictures please .

[Surculus]

In case anybody is suffering buyer's remorse or needs to sell a gun to buy a different gun. Only interested in the 4"-barrel Earl style (to match my 1858 Remington).

Good luck w/ that. Don't think NAA has made a run of C&B guns in over 2 years, so they're extremely thin on the ground...

[tinhorn]

Hey Tinhorn, any luck here? Looking for the same if you got multiple responses. Thanks!

Nope, not even a nibble.