I have a Wiley Clapp Commander which I purchased new in July, I had fired 280 rounds though the pistol and then sent it off to be refinished. I will not at this point reveal the culprit, but they are well known, and indeed I had used them twice before to very good effect, unfortunately this time was an another story to say the least, I intend to talk with an attorney tomorrow, I can't say much more other then he very obviously destroyed my pistols frame, I have pictures of it but they are to big of files to post here unless someone can clue me in to some trick for doing so.
I won't rehash the whole thing here, though I will over the next few days make much more known to you. For the time being I have a question, my gun was box stock new in July, it hadn't even 300 rounds through it, the culprit attempted to imply I had attempted to modify my pistol extensively and caused the damage, a brazen lie, clearly meant to place distance between the culprit and his felonious destruction of my property, the frame on my brand new gun now being covered with craters and pitting, the feed ramp contains a huge gouge almost certainly wrought by a tool. This gun was pristine just three weeks ago, now its destroyed, is it possible that this creep has his backside covered by some legality we customers are unaware of, some type of interstate statute protecting him, they are of course in another state, from my end this appears cut and dried, a slamdunk on my part, is it possible they have some legal precedent protecting them that we are clueless of? Thank you and please feel free to reply, especially with how I can post pictures of what they did!
I won't rehash the whole thing here, though I will over the next few days make much more known to you. For the time being I have a question, my gun was box stock new in July, it hadn't even 300 rounds through it, the culprit attempted to imply I had attempted to modify my pistol extensively and caused the damage, a brazen lie, clearly meant to place distance between the culprit and his felonious destruction of my property, the frame on my brand new gun now being covered with craters and pitting, the feed ramp contains a huge gouge almost certainly wrought by a tool. This gun was pristine just three weeks ago, now its destroyed, is it possible that this creep has his backside covered by some legality we customers are unaware of, some type of interstate statute protecting him, they are of course in another state, from my end this appears cut and dried, a slamdunk on my part, is it possible they have some legal precedent protecting them that we are clueless of? Thank you and please feel free to reply, especially with how I can post pictures of what they did!
You do if you plan on keeping it looking that way, WC Colt's ship with a cheap black oxide finish, thats why it was sent off for refinishing! Whats so suspicious about that? Every gun I own gets refinished at some point, if its finish is lousy to start with as this Colt was, it goes off immediately after ascertaining that it functions...
Good grief, I own dozens of firearms, every one but my Glocks has been refinished, most within weeks of their purchase.