Just can't win sometimes.

Olle · 06-29-2012, 11:30 PM

Ordering from Numrich is like playing the lottery. I have received many good parts, but some have been absolutely useless and almost dangerous to use. For example: I ordered a trigger pin and a firing pin for an FN 1910 once. The trigger pin came without the rounded ends, should have been a press fit but fell straight through the frame when I put it in. The firing pin was about 1/16" too long, and damaged the frame when I test fired the gun. If I hadn't noticed, it could have ended with the firing pin assembly shooting out from the rear of the gun. When I contacted Numrich about this, I got a runaround that basically boiled down to: "Not our fault, contact the manufacturer". They're still selling the very same firing pin, so it seems like they don't give a crap.

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06-29-2012, 11:30 PM	#5
Olle User Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Tennessee Posts: 1,149 Thanks: 159 Thanked 664 Times in 318 Posts	Ordering from Numrich is like playing the lottery. I have received many good parts, but some have been absolutely useless and almost dangerous to use. For example: I ordered a trigger pin and a firing pin for an FN 1910 once. The trigger pin came without the rounded ends, should have been a press fit but fell straight through the frame when I put it in. The firing pin was about 1/16" too long, and damaged the frame when I test fired the gun. If I hadn't noticed, it could have ended with the firing pin assembly shooting out from the rear of the gun. When I contacted Numrich about this, I got a runaround that basically boiled down to: "Not our fault, contact the manufacturer". They're still selling the very same firing pin, so it seems like they don't give a crap.