I never imagined this...

[Quickdraw559]

You're entitled to your opinion, as biased and misguided as it is. Doesn't change the fact that I don't care about Phil's DNA or his politics. He jumped to a conclusion and took racial insult where there was none intended. I got my gun, no worries here. You should not concern yourself with my opinion, I keep looking at the map and cannot even find Caucasia on it anywhere. Clearly I am too simple and morally compromised to argue with. Funny how the social justice warriors are always quick to ring the bell of racism regardless whether it is present or not...even in threads like this where you somehow think you know intimate details of the strangers posting. You guys are so funny. Rant on. https://rottenwebsites.miraheze.org/...stice_Warriors

[Beelzy]

Oy vay.
If I ever become delusional like the OP, will someone please tell me to shut up. Lol

[jdmacl]

I thought this was a gun forum...

[BC9696]

I thought this was a gun forum...

Me too but apparently it's a mentalist forum for people who know what's in your mind better than you do. Or perhaps they are just asshats who look for battles rather than jobs while living in their parent's basement. I dunno and don't care. Time to move on...no intelligent life left in this thread.

[Quickdraw559]

Don’t leave yet, tell us more stories of triumph and bravery! We’re not worthy, we’re not worthy!

[audiophil2]

Actually you're dead wrong. I currently own 3 businesses and the generally accepted rule is, the customer is always right...even when he's not. We make more sales by appeasing consumers, it's amateur hour to cop a judgmental attitude and blow new customers off. Every customer is valued as both a source of revenue and referral source. Only an idiot who wants bad reviews insults & dismisses first-time consumers...and these days those opinions cast a global shadow over your business, one you cannot escape. If I encounter someone I dislike in business, I find a way to generate greater profit from them...I don't look for ways to lose money and place my company's reputation at risk. Duh. All Phil did was hurt himself. My rifle arrived today. Phil made a sale for EBR, his competitor. You tell me who made the mistake.

I just found this thread.

It took me all of 5 seconds to tell you I won't help you. I don;t care how racist oyu are. That is your right to be racist. Does not mean I will tolerate it.

I go by the motto the custoemr is not always right. I never lose slepp over it. I have fired many customers. Many on calguns. Most crawl back after realizing they were wrong. Some I forgive. Most I do not. They all tell me they will never do business with me again and say they will bad mouth me to everyone they know. WHen they come back to sneak in an order I remind them to keep thier word and not do business with me. I have not been busier. I turn away mos tof my work even in slow times because I am always busy.


I never insulted you. I simply told oyu I would not do business with you due to your racial remarks and hung up. Don't lie about it. I wasted maybe 15 words on you and hung up. Never even raised my voice. Simply because you have zero value to me so no reason to get emotional.

Guess how much business I lost over that? None. Never have. Never will.

[dvs762]

I run into this all the time. Its the california approval letter that they dont want to sign up for and have to print out. I have to call dealers all the time for these letters.

[M60A1Rise]

Actually you're dead wrong. I currently own 3 businesses and the generally accepted rule is, the customer is always right...even when he's not. We make more sales by appeasing consumers, it's amateur hour to cop a judgmental attitude and blow new customers off. Every customer is valued as both a source of revenue and referral source. Only an idiot who wants bad reviews insults & dismisses first-time consumers...and these days those opinions cast a global shadow over your business, one you cannot escape. If I encounter someone I dislike in business, I find a way to generate greater profit from them...I don't look for ways to lose money and place my company's reputation at risk. Duh. All Phil did was hurt himself. My rifle arrived today. Phil made a sale for EBR, his competitor. You tell me who made the mistake.

Clearly you don't get it and that's fine , glad you run your business like a business too. Still stands though when doing business you treat it like business not a game or some club thing lol. Also glad you got your rifle and I doubt AP cares if he lost one sale even if it could have lead to another. Principle is way more important imho.

[audiophil2]

Actually you're dead wrong. I currently own 3 businesses and the generally accepted rule is, the customer is always right...even when he's not. We make more sales by appeasing consumers, it's amateur hour to cop a judgmental attitude and blow new customers off. Every customer is valued as both a source of revenue and referral source. Only an idiot who wants bad reviews insults & dismisses first-time consumers...and these days those opinions cast a global shadow over your business, one you cannot escape. If I encounter someone I dislike in business, I find a way to generate greater profit from them...I don't look for ways to lose money and place my company's reputation at risk. Duh. All Phil did was hurt himself. My rifle arrived today. Phil made a sale for EBR, his competitor. You tell me who made the mistake.

Ebr is not a competitor. Far from it.

My only competitor is Atlantic firearms and they don't even compete with me. They send customers to me and I send to them. Same with every major dealer. There is a symbiotic relationship. I used to send my overflow to ebr but he got greedy. Prepper saw all my conversion work funneling through them and got into the game too. They are great to work with. If I am not worried about multi-million dollar companies stealing my customers I certainly don't lose sleep over smaller dealers.

Ca is such a huge market I could easily expand my business 100 fold but I don't need to. And I don't only sell to CA. I have to serve 49 other states and Puerto Rico.

[Big Rich]

I didn't read all the posts in between, so don't complain if what I say has been said before. I'm just trying to help you purchase the AR. If your in south OC, San Diego is not that far. Gun Fighter Tactical in San Diego can receive the gun and has a full time smith that can make it legal for you, before you receive it. There really good people. Give them a call and talk to the owner. Good luck, Brother

[EBR Works]

OP, glad we were able to help you. A nice rifle!