WWII 1911A1 Parts
- Thread starter kgwalsh12
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Probably not the best idea to advertise Johnone.
Cocked&Locked
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
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- S. Ontario
Actually, with all the free advertising you get here, I'm supprised you aren't a site sponser. hint hint. I know I'd head there more often if you link was up top! We buy a pile of your stuff here, how about a little support?
gunasauras
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
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- Western Manitoba
Surprised the mod squad doesn't react to that one.....
Halger280HVMag
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
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- B.C. XMU Local .454
Marstar is now a CGN sponsor and may therefore advertise here.
Cheers.
Cheers.
johnone said:
Cocked&Locked
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- S. Ontario
Halger280HVMag said:
Yeah! Good for them, now I have to find something else to buy from them to say thanks!
I had very bad experience trying to order those 1911 parts from Marstar.
First of all, they never answer your email.
Second, when I called them and asked about the parts, a guy told me that he was not sure whether they had stock at all. They had stopped using that supplier from U.S..
Third, when I asked when they would re-stock, or did anybody knows more about their 1911 parts, the guy promised me that he would get somebody to call me back. Nobody called.
I got so frustrated that I just ordered the aftermarket parts directly from Brownells. Although they were "international orders", it just takes about the same time as ordering from the super slow Marstar anyway.
First of all, they never answer your email.
Second, when I called them and asked about the parts, a guy told me that he was not sure whether they had stock at all. They had stopped using that supplier from U.S..
Third, when I asked when they would re-stock, or did anybody knows more about their 1911 parts, the guy promised me that he would get somebody to call me back. Nobody called.
I got so frustrated that I just ordered the aftermarket parts directly from Brownells. Although they were "international orders", it just takes about the same time as ordering from the super slow Marstar anyway.
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