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Terry casually glances at each item when you bring it out, giving each an appraisal by the time you set it down on the counter. He even adds up the total value as he goes, showing off quite the math skills. It may have been simple addition, but the effortless speed in which he does it is pretty impressive. With the ones you're for sure selling out of the way, you then ask for information and maintenance, in which he nods, willing to do this. You bring out the milspec 9mm first, making his eyes light a little as he picks it and gives it a once over. When you pull out the Vortex Crossfire though he practically forgets out the fancy 9mm. His eyes light up, the man clearly very interested in the rifle. He puts down the milspec 9mm and picks up the rifle, holding it in a standard low grip before raising it to a shooting position, making sure not to point it your way. He looks through the scope for a bit, tweaks with the scope, works the bolt over once or twice after letting out the 6 shot magazine it had. After a minute of playing around with it he sets it down on the counter and stares at it for a moment, giving the weapon an appreciative whistle. "One sec.", he says.
He turns around and heads to one of the heavy steel lockers behind him, but when he opens it this one is filled with books and magazine. He begins to peruse it, clearly looking for something specific, and it doesn't take you look to realize it was a huge collections of fire arms books, ranging from technical manuals to the ever popular Gun's n Bullets Magazine... just about every issue of it too by the looks of it! After about another minute he pulls one out, and flips through the pages until he finds what he wants. "There we go... Vortex Crossfire.", he says, before bringing the book over and showing you an prewar advertisement of the rifle. "One of a limited series of rifles targeted at the kind of rich collector types. Only around 5000 made, meant for hunting bigger game like bears or more exotic things that used to exist overseas. Meant for the well off gun collector. They cost 23,000 dollars!", he explains, before looking it over again. "I've actually seen one before, but it was weathered and beat up like a lot of things. This one is in perfect condition though, not even so much as a fleck of missing bluing or a single scratch! Must've been in a sealed gun locker when you found it, or at least not that long ago before you found it. It's a fantastic find.
"The pistol meanwhile, well it's definitely less impressive but still pretty good. It's a P229 model used by prewar police. This one has an added red dot sight, muzzle brake, under barrel laser, and professional gripping. It doesn't shoot any harder but it is lightweight, and has so little kick that it's really easy to aim.", he then adds.
When you ask about maintaining your 10mm and trusty bolt action he nods, before telling you the total of what you wanted to sell currently. "So far with the guns and ammo you want to sell I'm willing to give you 588 caps. However since you've brought in a very special piece I'll make you an offer for it. I'm willing to give you 2300 caps for the Vortex Crossfire.", he then offers. You nearly wheeze at that, not sure if you've ever sold such a high value item before. However the Vortex Crossfire has a straight upgrade to your firepower that you'd likely need given some of the things you might be going up against in the future... then again Terry did have a lot of guns. Maybe you could get something more common but just as damaging?
