--- In danwesson@yahoogroups.com, c b <dw445supermag@y...> wrote:
>
> Speaking of poor service, I have gotten the short end of the stick
with Dan Wesson three times over the course of one year. The gun I
am speaking of was a new 445 stainless supermag. For starters, the
gun itself made two trips to Norwich to fix the same problem. Like
you, I suffered the same aggressive rudeness over the phone and
missed delivery deadlines. I should have gotten the point they
weren't interested in building a reliable product or doing business
with me. But like an idiot I believed these were just mishaps and in
January 2003 I ordered a 10 inch barrel and shroud ($330). I was
told my barrel would be at my door in seven to ten business days.
Five weeks later--long enough for me to have forgotten I even ordered
anything--the barrel arrived unwrapped in an oversized cardboard
FedEx box severely scratched and dented. To add insult to injury,
the barrel was machined improperly and did not fit. It was then my
responsibility to pay for return shipping so they could
> take another two weeks to repair what they had done.
>
> I understand your frustrations in dealing with factorys because
you are the least of their worries, and they have recieved their
money. And that is why I do my own gunsmithing, and have friends with
machines to do the above and beond. But if you don't mind, I'm stuck
with a delima of my own. I can't find any good load data for my 445
super mag. because the load data I do have is in my Honady book and
frankley it sucks and lacks the willpower to sail my bullets.
Thanks Dan
> Consequently I can no longer stand the sight of the gun and plan to
sell it for half of its value. I do not need Dan Wesson. Dan Wesson
needs customers like me…however I plan to take my business elsewhere
from now on.
>
>
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