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I paid 50 bucks to have sights installed and waited a week.
40 bucks and 5 days seems great.
Where at? Need some Glock sights installed?
40 bucks and 5 days seems great.
Where at? Need some Glock sights installed?
Night sights install
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clandestine
AR-15 Savant
Im going to begin doing Glock Sight Installs for $20.00 plus return shipping.
Slide, RSA and Barrel ONLY
Tactics
Ultimate Member
This. Engage has put sights on more than a few Glocks for me. ~ $40 or less and about half an hour. I truly love and appreciate everything Engage (Andy and Nate) has done for me.
You could always buy the Glock rear sight pusher yourself, for about 125.00, a Glock front sight tool for another 10.00 and then a drop of locktitie for good measure.... Then you save the other 40.00...and I'm sure the front site wouldn't come flying off!
Hell, I bought a short reset trigger from an IP and paid $35 for them to install it right in front of my face. Must have taken all of three minutes. No heartache here. It was done properly and without any effort on my part.
Would happily do it again.
Would happily do it again.
BUFF7MM
☠Buff➐㎣☠
Hmm, lot of love here...
Sometimes this place requires you to have thick skin.
It's also all about the approach. He easily could have asked if that was a reasonable price and time frame for the work. Then asked for recommendations of places to go to have the work done if he thought the initial estimate was unfair.
Coming in here with an attitude that a shop is "stupid" for charging for their services is not a way to win friends and influence people.
pop-gunner
Ultimate Member
- May 8, 2008
- 2,272
Maybe the OP is entitled to someone else's time, and labor and we just don't understand.
clandestine
AR-15 Savant
Correct! Also not buggering up the screw is just as important.
Nothing says amateur like messing up screw slots or leaving vise/tool marks on a gun.
Tconfo
Ultimate Member
What ever happened to taking care of the person who is taking care of you? Establishing a good relationship with a business?
I would take a gun or rife or whatever to an establishment I have a good relationship with. Buy the damn sights there and have them put them on. On top of that I will tip the guy who put them on. If they wouldn't take the money, I would at least offer to buy the guys lunch. To me there is nothing wrong with that, but maybe that's just me and I'm different. Bottom line , you spend less money online, a little but more in the store (probably the amount you would pay in shipping), the store normally offers to put them on for free. You save 35 dollars.
Jesus. Some people just say some dumb $hit on the Internet and expect people will back them up. News flash buddy, not everyones views is the consumer vs the shop. People pay for good work. Personally. Right now if I was you, you send those night sights back to the company and go support your local business. You may pay a little bit more but costumer service and taking care of those who take care of you will go farther.
I would take a gun or rife or whatever to an establishment I have a good relationship with. Buy the damn sights there and have them put them on. On top of that I will tip the guy who put them on. If they wouldn't take the money, I would at least offer to buy the guys lunch. To me there is nothing wrong with that, but maybe that's just me and I'm different. Bottom line , you spend less money online, a little but more in the store (probably the amount you would pay in shipping), the store normally offers to put them on for free. You save 35 dollars.
Jesus. Some people just say some dumb $hit on the Internet and expect people will back them up. News flash buddy, not everyones views is the consumer vs the shop. People pay for good work. Personally. Right now if I was you, you send those night sights back to the company and go support your local business. You may pay a little bit more but costumer service and taking care of those who take care of you will go farther.
When people ask me about computer stuff, I quote them my hourly rate, $350 per hour, with a four hour minimum paid upfront. Some are incredulous and I tell them you don't work for free and I didn't work for free either.
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