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Pete Ebbink · 11-02-2005, 07:29 PM

Hi Eric,

FGS has a good reputation for making their customers happy.

I know of one buyer who returned a piece after almost 1-2 months...and Doug/Ken made the return and an exchange for another piece. Buyer hand selected the other piece in person at a SOS show.

One of many questions I always ask about a luger I cannot see in person is if it is import stamped, where the stamp occurs, and how large.

I usually send my standard 10-12 questions via email to a seller about a luger...and will not send money until I get their replies. Even if I do it over the phone, I will send a confirming email after I hang up...

I perfer not to have import stamps, but that is just me...

The folks at Simpsons are using a very small stamp...I mean small...and carefully hidden along the circular cut-out at the bottom of the grip strap where the magazine bottom "button" would seat...

11-02-2005, 07:29 PM	#3
Pete Ebbink User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: The USA Posts: 5,919 Thanks: 0 Thanked 7 Times in 5 Posts	Hi Eric, FGS has a good reputation for making their customers happy. I know of one buyer who returned a piece after almost 1-2 months...and Doug/Ken made the return and an exchange for another piece. Buyer hand selected the other piece in person at a SOS show. One of many questions I always ask about a luger I cannot see in person is if it is import stamped, where the stamp occurs, and how large. I usually send my standard 10-12 questions via email to a seller about a luger...and will not send money until I get their replies. Even if I do it over the phone, I will send a confirming email after I hang up... I perfer not to have import stamps, but that is just me... The folks at Simpsons are using a very small stamp...I mean small...and carefully hidden along the circular cut-out at the bottom of the grip strap where the magazine bottom "button" would seat...