If you have had or are going to have dealings with Wild West Guns in Alaska you may want to read my posting under Gunsmithing.

Jesus dude,

I don't see any reason to burn these guys, they are no different than any other custom gun maker.

I have delt with them a few times.

Good luck, do what you think you have to do but I don't agree with this.

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Originally posted by D99:
Jesus dude,

I don't see any reason to burn these guys, they are no different than any other custom gun maker.

I have delt with them a few times.

Good luck, do what you think you have to do but I don't agree with this.

D99 - maybe you should take the time to start a thread with your positive experience(s) with them?

Instead of criticizing Harry for writing about his.

"We are not affiliated to any company involved in the shooting and hunting sports. So what you will find here are our actual experiences, good or bad."

Harry, to me, "custom" means CUSTOM. When you enter into a deal with a custom riflemaker, you've entered into a personal service contract, and WWGs needs to honor their end of it.

Here's what I'd do. I'd call them up, complain, and state that the rifle is coming back for revision, as per the original order, and that WWGs was going to pay the shipping both ways to cover that revision. If they were unwilling to agree to that, the rifle was coming back for good, and that WWGs was to issue a refund, including shipping costs.

They sound like unprofessional jackasses to me........

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Harry
Wild west will be at the Dallas Show
Doyle

Doyle,
I am sure my client will have a meeting with them.