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It has been quite some time since I have played without the 105 Mercantile skill that unlocks all extra inventories from vendors. For example, when got access to my Core City Oligarch vendor and first looked at his inventory he had many components in the 145 to 155 quality range and continually has offered more in that range.
The merchant's individual inventories do not improve as you level. They are what they are. Just certain vendors are "high level vendors". And then on top of that, some can be talked into giving access to a greater quantity of high quality gear via a mercantile check.
Oh and the vendors inside The Institute of Tchort are all high end.
Marty (upper underrail) has items in the 80-130 range (iirc) and is available as soon as you complete the drill parts quest. His inventory is random though.
As far as I can tell more mercantile won't give you access to better items exactly, outside of a few exceptions like guaranteed blueprints or high tier grenades. What it will do is add more items (with the mercantile checks) and hence more chances at better crafting ingredients.
"Special merchandise includes more and better quality components and equipment."
I'm sure I could have worded things better. As a generalization or two (or three) independent clauses that is fine.
If you take it to mean the merchant will have more items and that those items will be of higher quality that should be fairly easy to disprove (all it takes is one regular inventory item being of higher quality than special inventory of the same type. This doesn't have to be the highest quality item of the type either).
For chem pistol parts try Marty.
No that would not disprove it. The fact that higher quality items become available does not mean they are guaranteed to be there for every item type every time you look.