
Originally Posted by
C4IGrant
That is kind of a hard one. While I do not mind field stripping the gun for the customer, I would never let the customer do it.
Just as an FYI, I have TONS of customers that will ONLY BUY guns if no other human has touched them. So a store not letting you field strip a gun isn't that crazy to me.
C4
I wouldn't be upset if a store clerk refused to let me break down a weapon. I've seen too many people that had no clue how to take apart a weapon and it becomes a liability quickly if not a broken part or weapon.
I always ask first and if denied, ask the clerk to do it for me unless it isn't easily done like for a 1911. But from a name brand company like Colt, Glock or Sig that has good customer service, I forgo the inspection and rely on the warranty/return for problems.
ETA: Now for a used gun being bought person to person, there is absolutely no way I'm buying it without taking it apart first to look it over.
Last edited by Grand58742; 08-19-13 at 11:25.
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