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I am not worried about my ethics at all. Everything was on the up and up. I wasn't about to try to sell something by pointing out all the bad points. Who does?

I recovered what I paid for the guns but "buyer beware". One of the guns I sold them had a famous maker's name but some real problems that the Cabelas buyer didn't see. Nothing unsafe but some things that were poor quality and others that needed attention -- like some expensive stock work to make it shootable. But the gun looked good and the buyer loved the name.

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Everything was on the up and up? You should always disclose 100% of your knowledge of a firearms condition upon sale. Especially if you say the gun needed work to be "shootable", and they were unaware of that fact. I feel sorry for the buyer!