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Jeez, I was pissed but sounds like I got off pretty good. Just like the billboard on my Ruger's, I've learned to ignore their logo. I'm not happy about it, but it's better than a 12 lb triggerQuote:
Originally Posted by BPTactical
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Appears the only work that they do well is their logo. [ROFL1]
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Originally Posted by wyzardd
I hear they put their logo on guns to make sure you don't leave anything behind when you wipe your ass with your gun and throw it through their window.
That logo is not too bad, the ones on the pair took up the entire front of the slide. Huge with not much definition, looked like a picture out of focus.Quote:
Originally Posted by wyzardd
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Originally Posted by Zman
They'd never make it past the Rabbit.....
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http://www.bwcadets.co.uk/rabbit.jpg
If any shop engraved THEIR logo on MY gun, I'd sue their asses! I'm not advertising for ANYBODY! I won't drive a car off a lot until their dealership badge is removed, and I won't even wear Harley t-shirts anymore. Want me to advertise your business? Let's discuss appropriate ad rates.
lol, rgr that.Quote:
Originally Posted by rondog
Geez, their have been some bad experiences.
On a good note, my buddy had a deformed gas port in his Mini-14 barrel and they did a good job reshaping it. It took 6 weeks, but....
I recently called about doing some non-destructive testing (magnetic partical inspection or dye penetrant) on an AK-47 trunion and they said it would take 6 weeks and $150. I just can't wait that long.
Question for the people that have the logo on their guns.
Were you informed, ahead of time, they were going to do it?
Did you agree to it?
You just roll on the ground laughing if you'd seen the looks I've gotten from car salesmen when I demanded they either remove their logo's from the vehicles I purchased from them or pay me $1000 for short-term advertising fees (yeah, short-term as in "just until I drive off your lot").Quote:
Originally Posted by rondog
They've removed the sticker logos but thought they were pretty cute by leaving their logo'd license plate frame on. I've wanted to remov them right their on their lot, pull out black spray paint, paint over the logo, and re-attach the frame. - I just wait to do that @ home. I have driven back onto their lots within a day with the frame painted over (did it just last June when I traded in my truck for another truck). It was clear to me that they noticed, they just didn't say anything.