I dont know the whole story either but every gun that comes in for a customer I disassemble, clean, oil, and check for function with a snap cap. Especially if its a noobie gun owner.
Be careful with Target Masters in the Bay Area...
Thought I'd give you fellow Bay Area gun owners a heads up. Over on Calguns.net a member posted about a most unsatisfactory experience at Target Masters in Milpitas. It appears that a gun he left for the 10 day waiting period was tampered with while in their 'care' including having it's trigger/chamber lock cut off. :evil: Now, I wasn't there, and I obviously only know one side of the story. However, I would reccomend that anyone who uses Target Masters be very careful.
http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=28124
-Chris
http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=28124
-Chris
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Aye, I go to TM all the time for some late night target shooting. I def wouldn't buy a gun from them since their prices are so high.
I heard that they are going to start allowing rapid fire to bring in more customers. Anyone esle hear that?
I heard that they are going to start allowing rapid fire to bring in more customers. Anyone esle hear that?
I agree that is a good idea for a new gun. But this instance was a PPT from one friend to another. Not only do they have no real right to fiddle with the gun (it's only in their possesion because of CA law; it doesn't belong to them) but they especially don't have the right to cut the customer's trigger lock, ruining it. That is, again, assuming that this is exactly how things went down. It's tough when you only get one side of the story.Adler said:I dont know the whole story either but every gun that comes in for a customer I disassemble, clean, oil, and check for function with a snap cap. Especially if its a noobie gun owner.
-Chris
reason i stopped going to TM was their inconsistent rules.brucelee said:Aye, I go to TM all the time for some late night target shooting. I def wouldn't buy a gun from them since their prices are so high.
I heard that they are going to start allowing rapid fire to bring in more customers. Anyone esle hear that?
early on, i asked one of them if i could double tap. he said sure when i'm alone.
so, everyone left and i was alone in one bay.
so i asked and he said go ahead.
it was fine and dandy.
fast forward a month or so, diff set of monkeys behind the desk and i asked again. then they laughed at me. asking me if i were a cop.
i'm all, WTF?!?
after that, i never went back and shot there...
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