I did a few months ago and the shop owner came on here and started insulting me...

And you were backed up by other members. BTW, that dealer has not logged on since.

I never understood why someone would have a poor experience with a vendor, post on here seeking correct information, commiseration, empathy, sympathy or whatever, and then refuse to name them.

 

I've made it a point to tacitly support the posters on NJGF who have had legitimate issues with dealers, ranges, etc., by not giving them any of MY money, also saving myself the aggravation of dealing with vendors who don't deserve my patronage.

 

 

jesus christ can someone verify it was Rayco so I can go educate them like I did last time..

I don't believe it is...

it blows my mind that a gun enthusiast would want a shop continuing to provide incorrect information...

 

just name the damn shop..

Its a small town thing... everybody knows everybody. And the next closest FFL thats not a dickbag is an hour+ drive

Its a small town thing... everybody knows everybody. And the next closest FFL thats not a dickbag is an hour+ drive

 

Now I can see why the OP was reluctant to "out" the a-hole.

Just by what has been posted, I already know who it is.

Its a small town thing... everybody knows everybody. And the next closest FFL thats not a dickbag is an hour+ drive

 

I would rather support someone that takes the time to understand the laws in the state they operate in..

Just by what has been posted, I already know who it is.

 

Care to share the info with the rest of us Bryana?

I would rather support someone that takes the time to understand the laws in the state they operate in..

 

It's just not convient or cost effective. Not to mention the small town scenerio as mentioned before... Case in point... my dad build the owners house

It's just not convient or cost effective. Not to mention the small town scenerio as mentioned before... Case in point... my dad build the owners house

 

Ok, and you never tell your neighbor he's wrong and prove him wrong?

Ok, and you never tell your neighbor he's wrong and prove him wrong?

 

not if it's going to cause a confrontation over something stupid.

being treated with that attitude ("i don't have to prove anything to you") in a place where everybody knows eachother makes it worse in my opinion. word gets around (like on an internet forum for firearms enthusiasts from the same state...) and it will hurt business. if this was an isolated incident it is a little different. maybe the guy was new or something but we don't know that. but if its something you deal with every time you walk into a shop its a problem that people deserve to know about.

if they are going to be confrontational over being educated about something they sell... they THEY are stupid.. and they do not DESERVE your business...

 

I was about 45 minutes from Paul (arms and ammo).. I would drive two hours to give him my business... he respects firearms.. he takes the time to learn the law.. he is involved in the community..

 

people like the shop you describe erode your rights.. they spread opinion as fact.. and make people think the laws are more confusing than they are... people doing that need to be corrected, and if not others need to know not to use them.. your dad built their house.. if he used the wrong materials, do you think they would just ignore it? when someone is doing their job incorrectly they should be made aware..

I would rather try and talk to the guy again and maybe get him educated rather than get the store ostracized from the gun community.

 

So now the rest of us have to suffer with him and be told untruths?

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