Re: Shining a turd
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Tripwire</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: TORKAR</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Thought this was amusing. I received a Westernfield 12ga for Cerakote. We did the vent rib, stock,pins, trigger group and slide in graphite black and the barrel and receiver in stainless. The material used cost more than the shotty is worth. Came out nice though.
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So, you have a business, and do gunsmithing.
You get a customer, who for whatever reason, brings in a cheap gun for work....and I'm assuming, since you did the work, that the customer is willing to pay what you require for the work.
Then, in a stroke of what can be only pure brilliance, you decide to post on the world wide web, a pic of the gun and mock that customer by naming his cheap gun a turd.
Basically calling a paying customer an idiot in public, and laughing at him.....re: your “Bwahhhhh haaaa haa”
Now, what if that customer sees this thread and recognizes you, his gun, and the insults you've dealt him.
I wonder if he would then be willing to come back next time and give you more money for something crazy, or even something that might better meet your approval?
In these trying times are you so secure that you can afford to risk pissing off a customer like that?
What if that customer was me?
Nice move genius............ </div></div>
Partially correct Trip,
I do have a business... however the gun came to me from my good friend who owns a gunshop and received it on a trade among several other guns. The owner shows it to me and says "look at this turd, think we can polish it?" I say back unto him "for I am a genius and can polish thou turd to a high luster, giveth to me and let me undertake thy turd to make shine."
Now, the fate of the turd has not yet been determined. It may go on a shelf with a price tag or hang on the wall next to a Cerakote poster. Either way, the work came out very nice and if it get's sold it won't be passed off to a prospective customer as the latest and greates tactical shotgun... rather, an obsolete Westernfield that got a new skin... and try not to break it cuz parts are gonna be scarce.