RMGO Stoops to New Low...

[Ranger]

So with all you guys dumping RMGO (and understandably so), I'm curious where you look for good grey market weapons when not offered here on this site (which is, curiously, sponsored by RMGO ). I use ColoGunMarket and can't use it unless I'm RMGO. I'm not a huge fan of that site but sometimes stuff comes up that's interesting.

[Shooter792]

Note: Look at the top of this page.... RMGO ad.

Who would support asking this forum to remove RMGO ads?

Just a thought

[Byte Stryke]

Note: Look at the top of this page.... RMGO ad.

Who would support asking this forum to remove RMGO ads?

Just a thought

I dont care about their ads.
But I'm not supporting them anymore.

[ghettodub]

Never have, and never will, throw a dime RMGOs way unless I see them actually do something... Dudley's beg-a-thon spam e-mails go straight to my trash can now...

[flan7211]

For those of us that don't know could you guys give us a list of what sucks about gunsmoke?

[mopar]

For those of us that don't know could you guys give us a list of what sucks about gunsmoke?

+1

[Ranger]

For those of us that don't know could you guys give us a list of what sucks about gunsmoke?

Flan, it was earlier in the thread: http://www.co-ar15.com/forums/showthread.php?t=13579.

[Irving]

There are only about 3 separate threads on here about Gunsmoke.

[BPTactical]

Why don't yall lay off of GunSmokes gunsmithing end of business? I rather enjoy their service as it has provided me with amusement and times of saying: "WTF were you doing/thinking when you attempted X".
I have had the pleasure of correcting issues on no less than 6 1911's that have been "enhanced" by the crew at the above named establishment, as a matter of fact I have one in shop as I post this. In every instance the malady was directly attributable to these factors:
1- not understanding the function of the firearm.
2- not having a knowledge of functional modifications that actually enhance the operation of the platform.
3- poor execution of said modifications.
4- poor craftsmanship.
5- incompetence.

As far as their sales routine-I feel that the incident last year that played out on Tom Martino was at the very least poor business practice and criminal at most. Lady X paid for pistol Z. Pistol Z comes in and Lady X goes and completes 4473 to complete transaction and transfer. Lady X is denied and Gunsmoke refuses to return monies paid toward pistol X. (Enter poor business practices here). Gunsmoke concedes to put the pistol for sale on consignment less 20% "fee".
This is where the criminal aspect comes into play. If Gunsmoke consigns said firearm that means that Lady X was infact the owner of the firearm(even if only on paper) and contracted GunSmoke for the consignment. Now if Lady X was the owner then Gunsmoke committed a Federal felony and knowingly transferred a firearm to an individual that was denied a CBI background check prior to accepting possession for consignment.
I know it seems like semantics but a dealer can't consign a firearm on behalf of a private individual if that firearm is still in the dealers inventory. They would have to transfer the firearm to the individual first.

As far as RMGO I have seen no action on their behalf of Colorado firearm issues other than forwarding NRA and SAF emails. They made my "spam" list a while ago.

I would like to see respectful protests forwarded to the Discovery Channel regarding this. Presenting GunSmoke as a reputable dealer/smithing service is a disservice to almost all shops/smiths in Colorado.
They are a poor representation of the industry.

[Jer]

Any way we can combine all these RMGO/Gunsmoke threads?