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Posted: 8/23/2006 4:13:58 PM EDT
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I recently ordered a couple stag arms lowers from Aim surplus through my FFL dealer. The clerk calling in my order said the AIM wouldn't give him a price on the shipping for the two lowers. Is it very expensive to have the lowers shipped? Anyone here have experience with buying lowers through Aim? The clerk said they gave him a hard time on the phone. Just wondering if I should've ordered from someone else. TWBryan |
| I was in the AIM "showroom" this week and you can overhear their clerks taking orders. I heard a gal give about the best customer service on planet earth. I was taken back by how easy they are to work with as compared to some other dealers.. I instantly became a big AIM fan. If something is wrong, just call them and they'll work it out no doubt |
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Thanks guys I appreciate the responses, I've bought ammo from Aim online and never had an issue. I was just concerned as this is my first build (fingers crossed) and I am watching expenses. My FFL already nailed me $40 each on the trransfer feeshing. Will check in the industry section. Thanks TWBryan |
| I never got a lower but I got a pistol that was transfered to a 01 FFL. Shipping on pistol runs about $20 because a pistol must be shipped using overnight shipping.. I have ordered many C&R rifles from AIM and they run about $10 to ship a single rifle. I would guess a lower would be the same.. |
| I've ordered ammo from them numerous times, get it pretty quick too, in fact have to cases on the way. The last order I made got messed up on the way to me. It was missing 4 boxes of 9mm. I sent an email to AIM. They looked into it found it was a problem with UPS and sent me 4 replacement boxes within a couple of days. I will definitely be doing more business with them in the future. |
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