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Art · 07-13-2006, 12:30 PM

I can relate to policelugers complaint about lack of courtesy among Luger guys. A month ago, through this forum, a fella contacted me in regard to some repro Luger carbine parts. I volunteered to send him 3 parts on approval and included the loan of an installation fixture that I made years ago. USPS delivery confirmation indicated that the stuff was delivered 2 days later. 5 days after delivery to the guy I had heard nothing from him. He answered a short email from me with a short note confirming that he had the package for a few days but too busy to open it! Amost a month now and still no contact from him. He said he is busy---but I note that he has had time to make several complaint posts on the forum!!! I wonder if , as a kid, he waited a month after Xmas to open his presents?? Maybe I am getting old and cranky-------is courtesy a lost art???

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07-13-2006, 12:30 PM	#1
Art User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: missouri Posts: 32 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	I can relate to policelugers complaint about lack of courtesy among Luger guys. A month ago, through this forum, a fella contacted me in regard to some repro Luger carbine parts. I volunteered to send him 3 parts on approval and included the loan of an installation fixture that I made years ago. USPS delivery confirmation indicated that the stuff was delivered 2 days later. 5 days after delivery to the guy I had heard nothing from him. He answered a short email from me with a short note confirming that he had the package for a few days but too busy to open it! Amost a month now and still no contact from him. He said he is busy---but I note that he has had time to make several complaint posts on the forum!!! I wonder if , as a kid, he waited a month after Xmas to open his presents?? Maybe I am getting old and cranky-------is courtesy a lost art???