Our friend the Gunfather (Safari72 on Gunbroker), who has been thoroughly criticized here on this forum for his reproduced Sako stocks and put-together rifles sold implicitly as "new", now apparently has a color copier and a new, or additional, business plan.
For only thirty bucks he'll sell you a reproduction of a Sako box label which you can fill out yourself and thus have a better chance of passing off one of his put-togethers as "as new in box". And if you're a Colt fan, he has the box literature for literally dozens of models -- going for various prices depending on how many pieces of paper are in the box.
https://www.gunbroker.com/item/921784113
But I have my own business plan: I buy one of his reproduction Sako box labels for $30, then I reproduce it on my copier and sell the copies for $25 each, thus undercutting him by $5 and getting all of the business of those who wish to try to fool the market about what their Sako is! This plan is much better and infinitely safer than copying $20 bills on your home copy machine. Of course, the "original" copy of the box label costs ten bucks more than the twenty you pull out of you billfold -- plus the Gunfather's $3.95 shipping charge for a piece of paper which fits in a small envelope.
For only thirty bucks he'll sell you a reproduction of a Sako box label which you can fill out yourself and thus have a better chance of passing off one of his put-togethers as "as new in box". And if you're a Colt fan, he has the box literature for literally dozens of models -- going for various prices depending on how many pieces of paper are in the box.
https://www.gunbroker.com/item/921784113
But I have my own business plan: I buy one of his reproduction Sako box labels for $30, then I reproduce it on my copier and sell the copies for $25 each, thus undercutting him by $5 and getting all of the business of those who wish to try to fool the market about what their Sako is! This plan is much better and infinitely safer than copying $20 bills on your home copy machine. Of course, the "original" copy of the box label costs ten bucks more than the twenty you pull out of you billfold -- plus the Gunfather's $3.95 shipping charge for a piece of paper which fits in a small envelope.