how about a gun shop in NW indiana where conversations like this take place:
Me "do you have a kimber .22 in stock"
him "I think so, here it is..." takes down a vintage model 82, possibly used, long out of production and from the older Kimber factory.
Me "This isn't their current model is it?"
him.. total confusion... "Well, there is some Kimber literature over in the corner"
This is what you get froma Kimber "master dealer", lol. Although, admittedly, he did say the owner would be in on Monday. These guys had their gun prices hovering right at or near sticker, too.
Another Kimber 'master dealer' took my name down to give me a call if they ever got a .22 classic in. that was months ago.
It's really interesting with gun dealers. You never know what kind of treatment you'll get. The best of them either know what they are talking about, or are honest with you, say they'll find out, and then do. Overall, I'd say that the industry could use more professional sales people in ownership positions.