Reliable Gun Massive Sale Issue.

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Reliable guns is a class act business, it's Christmas and you already got a response, relax I'm sure they will make it right.
 
Seriously?? You're complaining about this on Christmas Day? You really expect them to be at the store today?

So there is possibly a mistake with your order... so what? Give them a chance to review it and make it right - when they go back to work, like everybody else.

Your post, and this thread, is completely unreasonable.

Merry Christmas.

euuh , sorrry , I wrote 3 emails (orders@reliablegun.com) and made one call to someone at reliable last week, no way to make this right at this day.

I want to get what i have paid for, sorry if it' disturb you. Maybe Nick is the right guy to resolve the situation.

Merry Christmas BMG.Nutz,

We are all at home celebrating Christmas with our families today but please check your inbox.

I have no doubt we can find a way to make this right.

From time to time we there is a mistake made when using manufacturer supplied product descriptions and I'm sorry that you are the one to suffer for it. Also sometimes we get back logged with emails, especially after the sale but anyone can reach me directly at Nick@reliablegun.com or call us anyway we are open.

Happy holidays everyone,
Be safe and don't let it get TOO messy ;)

Best wishes from the Reliable Gun Family!

I hope . thanks.
 
You could just thread it yourself, buddy. It's really easy. Probably would have taken you as long to thread it as it took you to thread this (see wut I did thur)

Really!!!?? I takes a minute to set up a milling machine to ready the front of the barrel at the right size to tread it?

It's not just cutting tread.... plus if it's cut at a slight angle it can affect accuracy.
 
Disagree.
Impossible to get ahold of them during the sale
Should not be any risk buying from a reputable dealer... Its why they work so hard on cgn and sponsor the forum

I'm sure this will be remedied satisfactory in the new year

Really should not be any risk? The most reputable dealer will make mistake and it will be risk when you buy from them ONLINE.
Again, if you want to save a few bucks during a sale, there are always risks like not be able to get a hold of them during the sale.
You can't just expect everything is perfect and you can save at the same time.
If the dealer or store fix the issue then it would be all good.
 
I will add, I love sales and the opportunity to get a great deal, but do they really have to make them as frustrating?

1- if you have a online sale make sure your website is not going to crash.
2- DON'T make your friggen sale start at midnight, you know some of us have live and need to sleep at night. Why not start at 5 or 6 pm? Then everyone could participate on a equal footing even us on the east coast.
3-have staff able to pick up the phone and answer emails!!! I had major issue trying to buy a scope last sale and I walk away extremely frustrated. They NEVER returned any of my e-mail or post on cgn.
4- it's resonable to understand that not all calls and email can be answered in time of the sale but if the product number of the product was listed it would help in answering some questions. I was interested in a nightforce scope but couldn't figure out if the model listed had illumination, that was the second scope I tryd to buy but I never got a answer about the scope so I had to pass.

I think these are all resonable things?
 
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BMG.NutZ, I've shot at the VGC with the owners and shopped there for 26 years. Don't blast them as this is likely an error that they will correct. Be nice or Santa might send the grammar Nazi after you.
 
Really should not be any risk? The most reputable dealer will make mistake and it will be risk when you buy from them ONLINE.
Again, if you want to save a few bucks during a sale, there are always risks like not be able to get a hold of them during the sale.
You can't just expect everything is perfect and you can save at the same time.
If the dealer or store fix the issue then it would be all good.

Agree with this. I've always looked at the Christmas sales in terms of risk vs. effort/reward and most times I sit out, because the amount of effort required isn't really better than the savings. It's not like these places can easily throttle up to meet the 10 or (probably way more) times higher transaction volume than they normally do, so you gotta expect things to go wrong to a certain extent.
 
Really should not be any risk? The most reputable dealer will make mistake and it will be risk when you buy from them ONLINE.
Again, if you want to save a few bucks during a sale, there are always risks like not be able to get a hold of them during the sale.
You can't just expect everything is perfect and you can save at the same time.
If the dealer or store fix the issue then it would be all good.

Andrew, I'm not sure what you are defending/upset about. If the product being sold is on sale / full msrp, or instore / online should not matter. There should be no mistakes regarding product descriptions and pricing - there is an entire competition act and several other statutes/regulations detailing the duty of care of retailers to consumers (including simple contract law). This does not mean mistakes do not happen. The "risk" of mistakes can occur online and real life. But, to label online sales by sponsors as buyer beware, I might as well shop EE oncourse,eing reputable, 'to me', means you conduct due diligence on your products/descriptions/pricing to minimize and eliminate mistakes, or perhaps even stay silent on them as to not cause the consumer to rely on the reprsentations made in the advertisement, and if a mistake is made, remedy them promptly and satisfactorily. In this particular case it might be an offer to pay for threading and provide a muzzle device, or a full return, or anything else the two parties decide on, I am not sure. I would find it hard to believe that reliable or any cgn retailer would disagree with the above - again, it's why they work so hard here on cgn and support the community/forum - they differentiate primarily based on being reputable and customer service (of course on pricing and product selection as well).

Please note, I am a huge fan of reliable, and my comments are in general for any retailer. And again, once nick/Hermes get back online, I'm pretty sure this will be solved. I'm just writing as "devils advocate"

jg
 
This is exactly why I go to the local store and handle the gun I want to buy even if it costs a bit more. I suspect it is also why RG had their sale start in store only. Less hassle.
 
euuh , sorrry , I wrote 3 emails (orders@reliablegun.com) and made one call to someone at reliable last week, no way to make this right at this day.

I want to get what i have paid for, sorry if it' disturb you. Maybe Nick is the right guy to resolve the situation.

"Last week" is still only one week before Christmas. You expect them to somehow have the item shipped back, inspected, then either threaded, or replaced, and then shipped back to you... all in less than a week? That's just completely unrealistic. Then you come and complain on an open forum about it, which is, as I said, unreasonable.

You should have just emailed them about the issue and asked them to get back to you as soon as possible, after Christmas, and left it at that.

So euuh sorrry, if you don't like my reply, but you created the open thread in the first place. (And surely you've noticed my opinion on this is not in the minority.)

Just give them a chance and they'll sort it out.

Cheers.
 
edit - to everyone who says read the fine print, I dont think that applies in this case. While the product may not be as shown, it SHOULD be as described in the add. The picture can be incorrect, but not the actual product description.

If they are just going to paste the keltec add on their page like that, they should at least read it and make sure its an accurate representation of the product they are selling. If its not, they should add a disclaimer saying so.

100% agree. It can be a rifle with a scope in the pic, but if description says no scope included than you can't expect one to be.
The ad did not say the barrel not threaded etc, or it's a different colour or rifle ejects downward only :p
 
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Reliable does sometimes take a while to return calls but they are honest folk and will make it right. Bear in mind they were crazy busy with their sale and now it's Christmas. Just give them till next week to get back to business.
 
Kudos to Reliable to respond to the issue on Christmas day where the OP should have taken into consideration that others are on holidays as well. Merry Christmas
 
Interesting product description.

It does clearly state its threaded, and comes with a flash hider. It also clearly states canadian versions come with a 5rd magazine, but thats the only thing it says about the canadian model being any different that I noticed.

Also, its not just the cost of the threading, 'cause you didn't get a flash hider with it either so add another few bucks.

I too would be upset because of the product description, but I wouldn't be jumping up and down raging over their lack or response. Its Christmas, of course there is going to be a lack of communication around this time of the year.

edit - to everyone who says read the fine print, I dont think that applies in this case. While the product may not be as shown, it SHOULD be as described in the add. The picture can be incorrect, but not the actual product description.

If they are just going to paste the keltec add on their page like that, they should at least read it and make sure its an accurate representation of the product they are selling. If its not, they should add a disclaimer saying so.


100% agree. It can be a rifle with a scope in the pic, but if description says no scope included than you can't expect one to be.
The ad did not say the barrel not threaded etc, or it's a different colour or rifle ejects downward only :p


Would've, could've, should've... whatever. So they made a mistake. Big deal. It's foolish to expect 100% perfection from a business, or anything in life for that matter. All that really matters is whether the business is willing to rectify any mistakes to the customer's satisfaction.

Expecting a business to fix a mistake like this, only days before Christmas in simply unreasonable. Calling them out in public, on Christmas Day is even worse.

The fact that Reliable responded in a positive manner, willing to make this right, is all that's required at this point. The fact that they did this on Christmas Day is just 'above and beyond'.



(I can't imagine what Mrs. Reliable thinks of Mr. Reliable answering customer complaints, when he supposed to be helping set the table for Christmas dinner...)
 
I was really happy to find my keltec. rfb 24c at this price... 2300 $

But unlike is on the picture and in the description, on website my barrel is not threaded :(

http://www.reliablegun.com/en/kel-t...-win-24-parkerized-black-synthetic-stock-5rds

Reply my some kind of BS , that they don't exist any keltec. rfb 24c in canada with a barrel theraded, But Vault Distrubution told me another story .....

And they don't answer anymore my email ,

Merry Christmas... I have to ship my riffle to make threads on the barrel now and spend more $$$

The information on the website is incorrect. They have definitely used the stock Kel-Tec advertising material. The RFB C model for Canada isn't threaded. The reason for this is being able to export them from the United States. You'll also notice that yours says 308 on it, not 7.62. Vault did a special run where they did aftermarket threading. As none of them came in threaded for the above reasons. You should also know that Vault had indicated that having it threaded yourself voids the warranty.

Reliable is good. I find they are an excellent store. Always treated well. Talk to them after the Holiday. The post by reliable shows you that they do give a damn. Yes the advertisement was incorrect. For the above reasons. If you wanted a threaded barrel you were going to have to spend more either way. Either with one of the special runs from Vault or by getting it done yourself.
 
Would've, could've, should've... whatever. So they made a mistake. Big deal. It's foolish to expect 100% perfection from a business, or anything in life for that matter. All that really matters is whether the business is willing to rectify any mistakes to the customer's satisfaction.

Expecting a business to fix a mistake like this, only days before Christmas in simply unreasonable. Calling them out in public, on Christmas Day is even worse.

The fact that Reliable responded in a positive manner, willing to make this right, is all that's required at this point. The fact that they did this on Christmas Day is just 'above and beyond'.



(I can't imagine what Mrs. Reliable thinks of Mr. Reliable answering customer complaints, when he supposed to be helping set the table for Christmas dinner...)
Couldn't agree more, a little more patience is all that's needed. I'm a first time buyer that purchased a rifle and scope on their online sale and wouldn't hesitate to do business here again. Sure sometimes things can be a little frustrating such as trying to get checked out with such a large volume of buyers slowing the process down, but I can't think of any other business that would take the time to reply to a customer concern on Christmas Day. Now that's impressive! Just my opinion but I'd give them a chance before I decided not to buy from them again.
 
euuh , sorrry , I wrote 3 emails (orders@reliablegun.com) and made one call to someone at reliable last week, no way to make this right at this day.

I want to get what i have paid for, sorry if it' disturb you. Maybe Nick is the right guy to resolve the situation.



I hope . thanks.

I have been looking at this and I have been talking to one of the Mr. Reliable. We will have a solution for you after the holiday when the store is opened.
We have to apologize for the delay in not being able to respond to all the emails / messages before we are closed for the holiday as there were unexpected amount of people coming into the store for their last minute shopping while a few staff were on sick leave (including the person you were initially in contact with).

Please be patient and enjoy the rest of your holidays in the mean time.

As Nick mentioned earlier, we will make this right for you.

Regards,
Hermes
 
EXACTLY!! It isn't ROCKET SURGERY.
I will add, I love sales and the opportunity to get a great deal, but do they really have to make them as frustrating?

1- if you have a online sale make sure your website is not going to crash.
2- DON'T make your friggen sale start at midnight, you know some of us have live and need to sleep at night. Why not start at 5 or 6 pm? Then everyone could participate on a equal footing even us on the east coast.
3-have staff able to pick up the phone and answer emails!!! I had major issue trying to buy a scope last sale and I walk away extremely frustrated. They NEVER returned any of my e-mail or post on cgn.
4- it's resonable to understand that not all calls and email can be answered in time of the sale but if the product number of the product was listed it would help in answering some questions. I was interested in a nightforce scope but couldn't figure out if the model listed had illumination, that was the second scope I tryd to buy but I never got a answer about the scope so I had to pass.

I think these are all resonable things?
 
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Reliable guns is a class act business, it's Christmas and you already got a response, relax I'm sure they will make it right.

^^^ This.

Reliable Guns is one of the best, if not the best gun store I have ever dealt with for customer service.

OP, have some egg nog and chill out.
 
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