Originally posted by MAGgot
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As soon as you get the gun in your hands, you better NOT remove that negative post. I'll find you and smack you around if you do. -
Dayspring, archive this and lock him out.sigpicComment
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Hey Bunny - after talking to the guys at LL7, they were supposed to contact me about helping find a replacement body for you. Someone did call me and leave a very garbled message. I did not get a number. If you want, please let them know why I have not been able to return their call.Comment
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After you receive the gun, just edit it into a positive review of his company, where they only stole $1000 from you (instead of the full amount)!Comment
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Me tooOriginally posted by DayspringComment
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Don't worry. Our final agreement did not include removing this post. I have given SSR many options to make this right and they chose to handle it like this so I will be leaving the post up on both AO and PBN. I may have to include a few choice keywords after it is all said and done with.Comment
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This still just boggles my mind. Every time I read any more about it.Comment
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I know what you mean. When I clicked to read the 2/4/14 update I didn't expect I could be more pissed than when I read the original post... WRONG. I seriously was overcome with rage on Bunny's behalf after reading what's happened since then. Unbelievable.
I do want to say that you have done the right thing here by posting for all of us to see. You have done all of us a service by showing us how awful SSR was to deal with, even though it must cause you more pain by seeing this post on a daily basis. As a customer of high end ano and finishing services, you have probably saved me a lot of money and trouble. Thank you!Comment
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I am sorry this has been such a mess for you. But I am kind of excited to see you own one of my latest babies in your collection also.
Strange how the X-Mag was the first production gun body design I did and the Kryptonite is the latest...Comment
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I'm really glad to put an Inception Design autococker in my collection. After talking to you at Living Legends about my Xmag collection and seeing how passionate you are about the products you make I knew I had to build something out of your parts. As strange as this project was, I always tried to look at the silver lining. Even though I had to sacrifice an Xmag, my $$, and time I still will walk away with something that I like. I will now be able to play with something that I enjoy. The memories I had at my first Living Legends will be put into this gun. Hanging out with you talking about Xmags, playing along side of Bud Orr in the final battle, and discussion the newest Xmag body style with Colin from Deadlywind defines what this gun means to me.
Make sure you check the Armory Section for a write-up about the new gun in my collection. (Without all the non-sense about Speed Star Racing
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I can finally move on.
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Sometimes closure and the ability to do that is a great thing.
The full body pump is a rarity too. There were only 150 bodies produced like that for the public with a 151st for Budd Orr. Two (at least) were cut into Mid Blocks so there are less than (and always will be) 148 of those.
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Awesome! Now all I need to do is track them all down and organize them in a spreadsheet just like xmagworld.comSometimes closure and the ability to do that is a great thing.
The full body pump is a rarity too. There were only 150 bodies produced like that for the public with a 151st for Budd Orr. Two (at least) were cut into Mid Blocks so there are less than (and always will be) 148 of those.
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