LGS allowing customer to handle guns in jail

[CheapBloke]

S.O.A.R, you sound strung a bit too tight. I was playfully responding to your ridiculous analogy "placing your sweaty naked bawls" on my carseat. BTW the driver seat in the very nice truck I sold had the driver seat professionally rebuilt because it was beginning to appear a bit worn. I tend to keep my stuff in top notch condition, accusations of my character, "lying" about things you know nothing, is a flailing cheap shot. Retailers allowing others to handle plain Jane firearms, while "in jail" is clearly a tender subject with you. I am truly sorry.

You don't have to explain yourself to me. And look who is accusing others of character.

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[Mickey D]

So glad I moved from that God forsaken state.

[17+1]

You guys really have no idea what goes on at gun stores lmfaoooo

I can only imagine.

[colt11]

I agree it's poor practise to use someone else's property and handle it and show it to other customers. I was one of first people to get my hands in a Ruger PC-9 Carbine because I had placed an backorder with Brownells to have it shipped to my local indoor range. I walked in midway during my waiting period and they had it out on the counter showing to someone, I was shocked. Due to the rarity at the time I let it go. The employees that did that no longer work there. I've also had much worse happen at a major gun chain. I had returned after 10-days to pickup my 1927 Colt Sistema and discovered the original Colt barrel had been replaced with an aftermarket barrel.

[Rifle ronin]

I agree it's poor practise to use someone else's property and handle it and show it to other customers. I was one of first people to get my hands in a Ruger PC-9 Carbine because I had placed an backorder with Brownells to have it shipped to my local indoor range. I walked in midway during my waiting period and they had it out on the counter showing to someone, I was shocked. Due to the rarity at the time I let it go. The employees that did that no longer work there. I've also had much worse happen at a major gun chain. I had returned after 10-days to pickup my 1927 Colt Sistema and discovered the original Colt barrel had been replaced with an aftermarket barrel.

Well, what happened with that? Inquiring minds want to know!