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Schiltkraut · May 18, 2011, 06:32 PM

Takes forever to get something that was supposedly "in stock." When you call you talk to some bitchy person who says you should have read the fine print. The weapon finally arrives, but dented and missing the scope rings. Judging from the box, this particular weapon came from some other retailer who networks with TGSCOM. Don't bother sending it back, because you'll pay a 25% restocking fee -- in this case about $150. With this bunch you can't do business with a handshake, since you'll be needing both hands to hold onto your wallet.

May 18, 2011, 06:32 PM	#5
Schiltkraut Junior Member Join Date: December 20, 2007 Posts: 8	Don't Buy From Gunsource.com Takes forever to get something that was supposedly "in stock." When you call you talk to some bitchy person who says you should have read the fine print. The weapon finally arrives, but dented and missing the scope rings. Judging from the box, this particular weapon came from some other retailer who networks with TGSCOM. Don't bother sending it back, because you'll pay a 25% restocking fee -- in this case about $150. With this bunch you can't do business with a handshake, since you'll be needing both hands to hold onto your wallet.