Helping small business

Open Carry
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The best kind of companies to work with are those who really value their customers. I recently bought a set of grips for my 1911 and they are great.

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those are nice

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I agree, the grips show a large investment in artistic values.

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Those are absolutely beautiful

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Perhaps they could make grips for my Star BM. My wife ordered a set of rosewood grips that looked awesome online but it came in and the left grip caused my magazine release to not function thus causing the mag to be stuck. :frowning:

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Cant you lightly file enough away as to eliminate binding against the release?

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I emailed the company to see what they want to do or what they recommend. For all I know I got a defective set that wasn’t completed…

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That’s exactly why the Dremel tool was invented.

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Last option. Again, to repeat myself–which I shouldn’t have to do… :cowboy_hat_face:

Its part of owning a business, sometimes things don’t work out or products are defective. I don’t jump from A to Z, I follow the logical processes when it comes to good and services which in this case is contacting the company for assistance and etc and then move on. I will not jump to the last option like “duh just use a dremel you dummy” (like you pretty much said in so many words–feel free to correct me if that is not your intent) when it comes to a life saving device. I will carry this pistol so therefore I would prefer to avoid having to hack it up myself in case it was a defective product. And who’s to say I won’t fuck it up and the grip is ruined and not returnable or able to be exchanged because of my “modifications” or worse cause the pistol to malfunction during a life saving event. You gotta go at these things logically, especially when safety is on the line. :+1:

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Rosewood dust is really NOT good to breathe.

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