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I gotta hand it to you, Oz. I give you an A+ for showing up on EVERY single AR-15 related sale thread on the site since I joined.
And of course, without fail, and like a joke we all love, you treat us to the punchline "Post it on AR-15.com". I DO laugh every time I see it. But first, my brain tells me "wait for it..... wait for it... BAM! There it is: "Post it on AR-15.com." I laugh my ass off.
On the serious side, I have to hand it to the webmaster here. This site is FAR superior, far simpler, and far more easy to navigate than AR-15.com.
The administrators at AR-15.com are VERY quick to "lock" posts for the most minor infraction of their voluminous rules. In fact, I recently bought a little something-something (I can't mention what it is, because "they" are listening, and my tinfoil hat is out at the cleaners) on AR-15.com. The transaction went well, and I quite enjoyed it - as well as getting to know the seller (by phone).
Anyway, the seller had posted a reply to a prospective buyer or something. One of the administrators detected that the seller was trying to "BUMP" his ad, and locked it up. The poor buyer couldn't figure out how to get the ad unlocked, and I am unable to even post a positive review for the seller on that site because the post is locked! To add to all of this, I can't even get the administrator who locked the ad to reply to me so I can make a positive feedback for this seller.
As we all know, things don't operate that way here (thank God). It's a lighter, friendlier site, and personally, being an equal-opportunity gun lover, I quite appreciate the opportunity to look something over on this site without worrying that it'll be snatched up before I blink - all very much unlike AR-15.com.
So to those guys selling AR's and AR gear, I say, "Keep those goodies coming. Let us have a crack at them. And if you CAN'T sell them here, by all means, "post it on AR-15.com". Your goodies will sell in the blink of an eye, leaving you wondering if you had charged enough."
Just my two cents. (again)
jh
And of course, without fail, and like a joke we all love, you treat us to the punchline "Post it on AR-15.com". I DO laugh every time I see it. But first, my brain tells me "wait for it..... wait for it... BAM! There it is: "Post it on AR-15.com." I laugh my ass off.
On the serious side, I have to hand it to the webmaster here. This site is FAR superior, far simpler, and far more easy to navigate than AR-15.com.
The administrators at AR-15.com are VERY quick to "lock" posts for the most minor infraction of their voluminous rules. In fact, I recently bought a little something-something (I can't mention what it is, because "they" are listening, and my tinfoil hat is out at the cleaners) on AR-15.com. The transaction went well, and I quite enjoyed it - as well as getting to know the seller (by phone).
Anyway, the seller had posted a reply to a prospective buyer or something. One of the administrators detected that the seller was trying to "BUMP" his ad, and locked it up. The poor buyer couldn't figure out how to get the ad unlocked, and I am unable to even post a positive review for the seller on that site because the post is locked! To add to all of this, I can't even get the administrator who locked the ad to reply to me so I can make a positive feedback for this seller.
As we all know, things don't operate that way here (thank God). It's a lighter, friendlier site, and personally, being an equal-opportunity gun lover, I quite appreciate the opportunity to look something over on this site without worrying that it'll be snatched up before I blink - all very much unlike AR-15.com.
So to those guys selling AR's and AR gear, I say, "Keep those goodies coming. Let us have a crack at them. And if you CAN'T sell them here, by all means, "post it on AR-15.com". Your goodies will sell in the blink of an eye, leaving you wondering if you had charged enough."
Just my two cents. (again)
jh
