- Location
- Prince Albert, Sk
So, any more pro's and/or con's or just bickering???
PGW Timbewolf pros and cons? looking for opinions
- Thread starter savagelover81
- Start date
Shooter1of38
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
Thanks for noticing, the fit and finish is very nice....
If I needed the money I'd be dropping the price on the PGW and the $8k Swiss Watch I have listed (for trade....).
Instead I will keep bumping them until I strike a trade deal, or decide to just keep them. As the ad states, I'm in no hurry to part with them.
Please enlighten me on how I'm "posing". That implies I'm trying to be something I'm not...when exactly did I do that? Examples would be super and far superior to name calling.
shaolin555
CGN Regular
- Location
- Southern Ontario
You have a Timberwolf that you have never shot nor intend to. You're a poser.
Anyway get your last shot in, this will be my last post in this thread.
I appoligize to the rest of the fellas reading this thread, intending on reading something intelligent and instead reading this $hit.
Shooter1of38
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
Well since this thread hasnt been killed yet ill tell you all that i spoke with Ross today. Im now almost 100% sure that the problems we have with a few of our rifles is not PGW's fault nor is it our fault. And for this Ross im truly sorry. I know that u produce a quality product and that nothing man made is ever perfect. I should have called you first before posting my opinions
Its good to hear both the good and bad of a product - especially for someone considering the product. While most in this thread are quite happy with the performance of their PGW's it's reassuring to a prospective buyer that in the unlikely event of poor performance Ross @ PGW steps up and addresses any problems promptly and professionally. It's certainly more useful information to a prospective buyer then some poser's glowing review of his newest picture prop.
Ross is second to no one when it comes to supporting his customers and his product. I have been contemplating getting a new .50 and was considering an A.I. until a recent experience a friend had with his LRT-3 convinced me otherwise. If I sell my Steyr I will buy an LRT-3 based strictly upon how Ross/PGWDTI have handled the matter. Pure Class!
There are many companies that could certainly learn a thing or two about customer relations and customer satisfaction from Ross.
I do apologize for attacking your credibility and accusing you of being one of Dirteemax's buddies. Just so you know us dirty civies are pretty hard core just look at the pic below! Now that is pretty telling pure dedication Greek Super Sniper
Everything is safe in his cross hairs Its hard to take the safety off when there is tzatziki sauce and olive oil all over your hands and probably all over the rifle In this photo he is on over-watch of his grapes and garden and maybe missing a deer 
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Swissinn,
It seams you came into this thread at the perfect time for us to think you may be him, and when you made reference as a newbie to something along the line of trust me.... or whatever it was, cant be bothered nor do I care to look back. It just felt like another max-e-pad hijack. no harm intended. glad you got to the bottom of your issue.
thx.
As ive said before:
Ive shot ALOT of different precision rifles through the Army. During CFSAC, NSCC and other competitions. I will always shoot a PGW rifle. Not only because ive yet to shoot a rifle im more happy with, but because its from a company that truly cares about there customers. I have not recieved the same customer support from ANY other company selling me anything. Weather it was a 42.000 Truck, motorcycle or any other firearm.
I have sold quite a few rifles to fellow soldiers here in Edmonton, and will continue to. None of whom have been dissapointed, with the rifle or customer support.
Theres nothing mass produced about his rifles, and nothing less then 100% put into building each one. I will be picking up another PGW rifle in the next few months.
If you want the best accuracy, aim for a PGW rifle.
Ross,
Thanks as always for everything.I will talk to you again soon.
P.S - Anyone wants proof from the Edmonton area. Message me, and well get you on a coyote first.
Ive shot ALOT of different precision rifles through the Army. During CFSAC, NSCC and other competitions. I will always shoot a PGW rifle. Not only because ive yet to shoot a rifle im more happy with, but because its from a company that truly cares about there customers. I have not recieved the same customer support from ANY other company selling me anything. Weather it was a 42.000 Truck, motorcycle or any other firearm.
I have sold quite a few rifles to fellow soldiers here in Edmonton, and will continue to. None of whom have been dissapointed, with the rifle or customer support.
Theres nothing mass produced about his rifles, and nothing less then 100% put into building each one. I will be picking up another PGW rifle in the next few months.
If you want the best accuracy, aim for a PGW rifle.
Ross,
Thanks as always for everything.I will talk to you again soon.
P.S - Anyone wants proof from the Edmonton area. Message me, and well get you on a coyote first.
