Sometimes I wonder why i waste time reading these threads ...... then i laugh thinking responsible firearms owners will turn every 2 threads into drama while the initial topic was kind of relevant
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Sometimes I wonder why i waste time reading these threads ...... then i laugh thinking responsible firearms owners will turn every 2 threads into drama while the initial topic was kind of relevant
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Personally, I'm more than happy to hear stories of crappy service. Goodness knows I've seen enough myself at the gun room in waterloo or lovetts in kitchener. Won't deal with them either.
I am visiting Ottawa this week, and I called you guys about local pickup. I was told unless I bought at least $1000 worth it wasn't worth the time. I know its not normal practice, but I've done local pickup a few times with you guys over the last few years.
It's unfortunate that my vacation to Ottawa doesn't include a rifle purchase
Have you dealt with Marstar, if so what was your experience ?It's yet another story of a gun shop with crappy service. What the hell are you talking about, we are not "a shop" as you put it.... We are mainly a warehousing operation here in Canada and for security reasons do not open to the the public.... We have explained numerous times that we will allow customers to pick up their orders by appointment, we have allowed this for almost 30 years....
What's bizarre isn't that they started a thread, it's that it's so commonplace that nobody seems to even care anymore, that people feel the correct response is to belittle the OP. When did crappy service not become an issue to other gun purchasers?
I assume that due to the fact you are offering a critique of our service that you have first hand knowledge or are you just jumping in ??
Personally, I'm more than happy to hear stories of crappy service. Goodness knows I've seen enough myself at the gun room in waterloo or lovetts in kitchener. Won't deal with them either.