Should have found the store manager and then while you we were waiting got the corporate 800 number.
I won't be back.
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I've sent a few guns to a Gunsmith in MA a few times and I sent them directly to him and he sent them directly back to me. I can't imagine why a manufacturer wouldn't do the same?
I keep hearing these stories. My experience there is always great and I always get great service. On top of all that, they always have what Im looking for. I will continue to shop there and hope this doesnt dissuade others from going there. I mean, just let their success tell you, they are doing something right. Or at least they are doing it right a heck of a lot more than they do it wrong.
Just sayin
Just sayin
By the way, the dealer under no circumstances is suppose to release the 4473, even if you make a typo on one, they have to keep it and void it.
I want to like AO. I really, really do, but they are setup to handle the lowest common denominator. I've bought a few guns there, but I rarely walked away thinking "wow I really enjoyed that experience."
I'm with ya. I could about throw a football and hit the store from my house. Stinks to have such a big store with so many good things in them to suck so bad. They're either too expensive, don't give you the time of day, ****s, or too busy to buy anything. I'd rather go to Cherokee even with the extra time & gas.
Ya'll must be going at the busiest time of day or not be as pretty as me or something. I have never remotely had a bad experience there. Its like Toys R Us for guns. Its where I go 75% of the time
It's worth walking into a shop where everyone knows you by your first name. Then the owner asks you how the last gun purchased is doing.. I like to feel important when I spend my hard earned $ however little it may be.. I'm not a fan of assembly line business
That sucks for you but really, I have never purchased a gun, new or used without pulling back slides, hammers, ejecting whatever and everything short of loading with live ammo and firing off a shot first. Not uncommon for a place, after they move into a bigger place, to tighten up and offer customer less, usually a result of higher overhead.
