John Unruh agreed via e-mail to trade two rifles that he had advertised for sale plus 5 high capacity magazines for each rifle for 2 collectors quality handguns that I had. He complained about some minor blemishes on one of the two hand guns, but did not ask for any consideration for the blemishes and went ahead and shipped both rifles to me. When I queried him about the missing magazines he told me he had decided not to ship them. I complained and he said I would have to ship the new rifles back to him and then he would ship back my handguns.
I told him they were no longer new as I had already mounted scopes on them and sighted them in. He did not want the rifles back if they had been fired, but he still refused to send the magazines as he had agreed. He had every opportunity to return my handguns instead of sending me the rifles, but elected to keep them. Therefore he still owes me 10 magazines worth $30.00 per magazine for a total of $300.00. He could have canceled the trade if so chose, but he cannot unilaterally change the conditions that we had previously agreed to. I plan on pursuing this issue in small claims court in PA, but wanted to warn others about John Unruh's questionable practices.
I resided in South Carolina when this trade took place, but have since moved to Massachusetts.
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