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Originally Posted by Lawguns  I don't see how you feel you were not treated like a valued customer. I replaced the ammo with no question. As I told you I am not the manufacturer. I promptly called the manufacturer and he halted production while he determined why his processing machine did not catch the cracked necks. I don't know what more I could have done for you so I am sorry that you feel that way. I responded multiple times to your OM's before you bought any product and responded promptly after you had a problem. If that is your reason not to visit a store that is fine with me, but I think you will soon run out of places to shop. Many problems occur in retail. My idea of a good store is one that responds to your problem promptly and fixes it which I did.
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Well, I know that came off kinda harsh, that was not my intent. I guess I should have been more precise. I, too, am sorry I felt that way but I if I have any issues with anyone I usually address it later.
I guess it was in how I was talked to while I was there. Sort of like I knew zilch about guns. What struct me most odd was when he told me AR's are low end guns and no biggie if a $450 upper goes boom.
I'm sure it's nice to have the money and connections to get them at the drop of the hat, but most people don't. Sure, an AR isn't an M16, or a Barrett 98, or an MP5, but it's definately not a low end gun. Again, it just struct me as odd when he said that.
There was other stuff said as well, obviously, but this is what I most remember. Also something about not pulling and saving the bullets and powder, just throwing it away kinda suprised me aswell.
I did get my rounds replaced, and I"m glad the guy checked his equipment. I guess you can say my experiance was pretty well netrual. Also it's a bit of a drive even if I do have family up that way. I can usually get whatever I need closer. Sometimes I just like to check out other gun shops and spread my wealth around.
Again, sorry it seemed harsh. I should have have been more clear.