10% off | Titanium Nitride coating for firearms

[TitaniumGun]

Hello Cal Gunners,

We are a brick and mortar business located in Lakeside, California, near San Diego. We are a division of Coating Services Group and have been coating firearms with TiN for more than 20 years. We coat firearms and firearm components of all types. We have an FFL, our pricing is competitive and our turnaround is quick.

We are new to Cal Guns so we are offering a 10% discount from your total purchase if you order before the end of the month.

For more information check out www.titaniumgun.com or send us a PM. For prices and more check out step 3 of our website above.

- Titanium Gun -

[blackberg]

welcome,

seen your site before, have always wanted to do one of my AKs to go along my Mariner Stainless/Nickel plated 12g

-bb

[mtenenhaus]

that's awesome, and you're local!

[TitaniumGun]

Thank you.

We'll be looking forward to doing business with you.
Send us an email or give us a call so we can work something out. john@coatingservicesgroup.com ; 619-596-7444

Happy New Year!
Titanium Gun

[RickyResQ]

Hello Cal Gunners,

We are a brick and mortar business located in Lakeside, California, near San Diego. We are a division of Coating Services Group and have been coating firearms with TiN for more than 20 years. We coat firearms and firearm components of all types. We have an FFL, our pricing is competitive and our turnaround is quick.

We are new to Cal Guns so we are offering a 10% discount from your total purchase if you order before the end of the month.

For more information check out www.titaniumgun.com or send us a PM. For prices and more check out step 3 of our website above.

- Titanium Gun -

John,

I called today and the person answering the phone stated that you rarely do TiAlN coatings. I'm looking to have a Glock slide done in TiAlN. How frequent are the runs of TiAlN? Can I be notified when you do a run? I live in Santee, so I'm close.

[Dagostino480]

I have a beretta 92a1 sitting at home that might wanna do this haha

[RickyResQ]

Personal experience with CSG:

I drove to their location twice now. First time, they were closed at 4:15 PM even though Google shows them open until 5:00 PM. The second time, I arrived at 3:50 PM and walked into the front door. There is a small reception area, but nobody was at the desk. I heard people talking in the back, and waited until someone arrived. At 3:55 PM, two workers walked out. I explained that I wanted to drop off some parts to have coated. The worker then stated they close at 4, and to come back tomorrow.

This place is either too busy or simply does not want your business. I would go somewhere else.

[deviljon]

Personal experience with CSG:

I drove to their location twice now. First time, they were closed at 4:15 PM even though Google shows them open until 5:00 PM. The second time, I arrived at 3:50 PM and walked into the front door. There is a small reception area, but nobody was at the desk. I heard people talking in the back, and waited until someone arrived. At 3:55 PM, two workers walked out. I explained that I wanted to drop off some parts to have coated. The worker then stated they close at 4, and to come back tomorrow.

This place is either too busy or simply does not want your business. I would go somewhere else.

Okay so the first time you went, you didn't verify what time they actually closed. Not really their fault, I would have called in to confirm, personally.

At 350pm, they're probably not expecting another customer and closing up shop for the day. Why not try to drop by around 2pm or something?

I'm planning to send one of my barrels to them for TiN coating. Just wish I saw this deal earlier, but still not a bad price.

[RickyResQ]

Okay so the first time you went, you didn't verify what time they actually closed. Not really their fault, I would have called in to confirm, personally.

At 350pm, they're probably not expecting another customer and closing up shop for the day. Why not try to drop by around 2pm or something?

I'm planning to send one of my barrels to them for TiN coating. Just wish I saw this deal earlier, but still not a bad price.

True, I could have verified. I really wasn't upset about it since it's not their responsibility to inform me of their operating hours. However, when I did call, the person answering the phone stated advertised services were not available, (see my previous post about TiAlN) and when I did talk to the person close to closing, he wouldn't let me leave the parts with my information and call the next morning to give the details on the coating.

Additionally, I emailed John on December 29 and I still have not received a reply. In my opinion, it doesn't seem like they need/want the business and wanted to spare others the hassle. If you have a different experience, I would love to hear about it.

[deviljon]

True, I could have verified. I really wasn't upset about it since it's not their responsibility to inform me of their operating hours. However, when I did call, the person answering the phone stated advertised services were not available, (see my previous post about TiAlN) and when I did talk to the person close to closing, he wouldn't let me leave the parts with my information and call the next morning to give the details on the coating.

Additionally, I emailed John on December 29 and I still have not received a reply. In my opinion, it doesn't seem like they need/want the business and wanted to spare others the hassle. If you have a different experience, I would love to hear about it.

What type of parts were you leaving? I don't know what their process is for sending parts in but I assume it requires logging each individual piece to make sure parts don't get mixed up with others.

Additionally, an email can easily get overlooked when things are hectic. I know this happens to me all the time, it could be an honest mistake.

I don't have any experience with them, just giving them the benefit of the doubt, I guess. Seeing that they are a paying vendor on calguns, I think it's only fair to give them that much.

Appreciate your review though, it's definitely enough for me to consider doing a little more shopping around for other options before sending my parts to them.

[InfringedInSoCal]

At 350pm, they're probably not expecting another customer and closing up shop for the day. Why not try to drop by around 2pm or something?

WTF? Seriously?

No wonder this country is going to hell and work is going over seas.

Yankees best wise up and bring back the American traditions of customer service and providing VALUE to the marketplace. Take your Union mentality and leave it in the cesspool of Detroit.

Customers = $$$ You either learn to serve them on their schedules and availability or ... be prepared to not have many.

[deviljon]

WTF? Seriously?

No wonder this country is going to hell and work is going over seas.

Yankees best wise up and bring back the American traditions of customer service and providing VALUE to the marketplace. Take your Union mentality and leave it in the cesspool of Detroit.

Customers = $$$ You either learn to serve them on their schedules and availability or ... be prepared to not have many.

Umm OK, relax. I never said that was my mentality. I'm just saying it's possible that it's theirs. Jeezus..

[11C ABN]

What it sounds like is they need a business plan / standard operating procedure.

Two designated representatives, one being the lead.

Fixtures & Jigs should be planned and implemented. A structured time table that allows flexibility for production runs.

The firearm business is a fickle industry with your competition and/or those whom perceive your a threat to their business being extremely adversarial' they will do all they can to cull you.

The firearm clients all so run the gambit...But they can be your biggest asset if you treat them professionally and on a personal level.

If this company wishes to disregard the public and only work with vendors whom meets a prerequisite that facilitates the companies parts count it would be nice to see them openly solicit RFQ's.