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They are suppose to be the prmiere gun repair shop there is in Texas. Well I am not so sure of that, first part of last month I took a S$W Mod 14 to them it needed a center pin. I had ordered on but it was too short I had the right part number. But I made the big misstake of ordering the center pin from Numich gun parts. I should have ordered just the center pin from S&W, lesson learned there as well. So I decided well I'll take don't there to them, as I talked with this so called gun smith. He had all sorta idea's as to what it could be or might be. The cylinder wouldn't open, not hard to figure out or at least I thought so. A week later he agree's with me, glad I don't to pay him by the hour.
Been waiting parts, the parts person can't seem to order the part needed. I talked with S&W yesterday, they have 17,000 on hand. And they are a phone call away. So later this morning I will be making a trip tp them to get my gun back and no I don't think I'll be going back. I now believe that there are really bubba gunsmiths out there. These lesson are hard to learn sometimes but I have learned.
Ya know it just seems to me that dealer's would keep in mind that a happy customer brings in business and an unhappy customer close's business's.
I do play to talk to the MGR. and let him or her know why I am picking up my gun. After all it can't be fixed if the higher up doesn't know there is something wrong.
I won't be taking anything back there, for all the trouble I have had with them I could have sent the gun back to S&W. And from now on I think I am going to start doing just that. I would have had my gun back by now. And it would have been fixed
Been waiting parts, the parts person can't seem to order the part needed. I talked with S&W yesterday, they have 17,000 on hand. And they are a phone call away. So later this morning I will be making a trip tp them to get my gun back and no I don't think I'll be going back. I now believe that there are really bubba gunsmiths out there. These lesson are hard to learn sometimes but I have learned.
Ya know it just seems to me that dealer's would keep in mind that a happy customer brings in business and an unhappy customer close's business's.
I do play to talk to the MGR. and let him or her know why I am picking up my gun. After all it can't be fixed if the higher up doesn't know there is something wrong.
I won't be taking anything back there, for all the trouble I have had with them I could have sent the gun back to S&W. And from now on I think I am going to start doing just that. I would have had my gun back by now. And it would have been fixed