Centerfire Systems, KY

[rn7554]

Has anybody bought any hand gun from Centerfire systems in Kentucky? If so how was your experience? I ordered one on Sunday and still hasn't been shipped after 4 days. I'm thinking of calling and cancelling the order.

 

[03A3]

You might give it until say Monday/Tuesday and call if you haven't received an email from them.
They ship ammo, magazines ect quicker than they ship guns in my experiance.
I like Centerfire as I've always had good experiances dealing with them.
Be patient.

 

[JettaKnight]

Isn't asking your question in in one place enough?

https://www.indianagunowners.com/fo..._discussion/195017-centerfire_systems_ky.html

You aren't going to get your gun any quicker by spamming INGO.

 

[luvall]

Has anybody bought any hand gun from Centerfire systems in Kentucky? If so how was your experience? I ordered one on Sunday and still hasn't been shipped after 4 days. I'm thinking of calling and cancelling the order.

I always stop in the store on my through Ky. They are always nice but very busy.

 

[venenoindy]

I got a great deal on a DW Valor from them, I dont remember how long took to but I do remember good customer service as they were helpful every time I called with a question.

 

[cobber]

They are slooooow but their shipping is lower than my other internet 'buddies', and their selection is pretty good.

 

[BlueEagle]

I've never bought a gun from them, but I've lost count of the number of accessories and bits and pieces I've ordered from them over the years. Great place.

 

[Mad Anthony Wayne]

Give em a bit. A lot of times a gun shop won't have it in stock but it's available from their distributer so they get it shipped to them, and then ship it out to your FFL. Four days is not a very long wait. How impatient society has become these days. You hafta microwave it, have it instantly on a smartphone, or be able to google it, or else people get impatient.

 

[Dorky_D]

I have bought a ton from them. Some mixed results. Their customer service is not super great. I have also had them ship stuff not as pictured, but technically correct to the description. I will still buy from them, but I am careful.

On thing I hate is the fine print charge for using a credit card. I know it is not uncommon among online gun dealers, but I think it is a little less than honest to advertize a price, but then have a fine print extra charge. Just charge that as the price and be more up front rather than having to really red it to check.

 

[cobber]

I have bought a ton from them. Some mixed results. Their customer service is not super great. I have also had them ship stuff not as pictured, but technically correct to the description. I will still buy from them, but I am careful.

On thing I hate is the fine print charge for using a credit card. I know it is not uncommon among online gun dealers, but I think it is a little less than honest to advertize a price, but then have a fine print extra charge. Just charge that as the price and be more up front rather than having to really red it to check.

Yes, this is annoying. How about posting a price, and then giving a cash discount instead. This seems endemic in the retail industry...

 

[Clay]

Ive bought from them before with no problems. I guess I just dont get in that big a hurry??

 

[cobber]

Give em a bit. A lot of times a gun shop won't have it in stock but it's available from their distributer so they get it shipped to them, and then ship it out to your FFL. Four days is not a very long wait. How impatient society has become these days. You hafta microwave it, have it instantly on a smartphone, or be able to google it, or else people get impatient.

 

[nucone]

On thing I hate is the fine print charge for using a credit card. I know it is not uncommon among online gun dealers, but I think it is a little less than honest to advertize a price, but then have a fine print extra charge. Just charge that as the price and be more up front rather than having to really red it to check.

Yes, this is annoying. How about posting a price, and then giving a cash discount instead. This seems endemic in the retail industry...

My wife and I owned and operated several retail stores for about 11 years. The credit card contract we had precluded us from offering any cash discounts. I presume the purpose of this was to encourage the use of the card and discourage use of cash thereby ensuring a continuing cash flow to the banks. I don't recall a provision that precluded us from having a "credit card surcharge" although that is something we never did.