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03-16-2008, 04:44 PM
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| Spellcheck your post!  Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: LA, CA
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| Looks great! I really like the look of the ASA and port in the stock, it looks clean and professional!
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03-16-2008, 07:23 PM
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| Thrillin' Heroics  Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Whitehorse, Yukon/Windsor, Ontario
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| I just e-mailed Palmers about something very close to a blatant copy too...just that mine has a K-Frame instead of wood (Supersizing my current pump  )But that is pure secks. Definitely one of my all-time favourite pumps.
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03-17-2008, 01:48 AM
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| Thanks kindly all  C6: ya, chip on the feedtube was there when i took her out the box. There's another spot on the back of the top tube that's also chipped, and one or two small spots in other places...  . Think I like the Black Zinc on ma Hurc better.Currently looking into making a MOLLE adaptable backed Bandoleir/Scabbard, for the back o my Vest. "Keep the 'KP' around for close-encounters". -baller
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| that sucks. i'd be upset to pull it out of the box and find chips in the new finish that you paid for. i would have thought that powdercoat would be tougher than that. oh well... nice looking setup though.
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| Occasionally I have noticed issues with the finish comming out of the box with imperfections. On my most recent build I actually have a chip in the matte nickel. I have never thought that they were bad enough to raise hell over. Mostly because it would then take another long period of time to get the peice back, and I will probably end up doing some kind of damage to it during normal use anyway. That said I do feel they should use a little more care when assembling finished peices. When I used to work in the auto plant we called those "mutilations" when some guy would drag his watch or belt buckle over the brand new paint.
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03-19-2008, 07:31 PM
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| i recently had a new gun shipped to me and it had a few small dings on it that had occured during shipping. the dings were minor and really in a spot that wasn't that noticable. i honestly felt bad for bringing the flaws to his attention but i wanted to let him know that the damage had occured in the shipping process and i wanted to just make sure damage wouldn't happen to any future shipments. well, after the damage was brought to his attention, he sent me a replacement with no questions asked along with a return label to ship the damaged item back!!! he went above and beyond to make it right and it's people like that that get my business. i know PPS will do the same. i bought 2 Blazers back when they had the twin special sale. one of the vertical ASAs' had been damaged and they replaced it for no charge. i did have to pay to ship the damaged item back and they shipped the new part once they received the damaged part. i do understand that in Psycho's case it's a little more complicated than just replacing a part and he'd have to wait for several weeks/months to get it redone. i would atleast bring it to thier attention to help prevent it from happening in the future. in Psychos case, it looks like it may have been a cable tie that could have chipped the paint.
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BIG difference. 
I am paying him $250 for a cardboard box, not my fault if things happen to found their way into it. 
