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Eaglesc
>Wasn't crazy about the rifles but the customer wanted them.
Est. 1998 — 27 years of woodworking knowledge
Off to market
Eaglesc
>Wasn't crazy about the rifles but the customer wanted them.
Re: Off to market
Bill Grumbine, Kutztown PA
>What's wrong with the rifles? You aren't worried about someone snapping them off and hijacking a plane, are you?
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Eaglesc
>The customer wanted the rifle on the third pen from the right.
I wasn't sure if I could get a rifle on that one so I gace him a second choice.HE selected the Euros.
I think the Euro style is an"elegant " style and the rifle doen't really fir it.
What do I know?
I offered to change the clip if he wasn't satisfied but he wanted it on anyway.
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Bill Grumbine, Kutztown PA
>What you know is that the customer is always right, or at least most of the time. I have made some pretty tasteless things in the past, but if it fits their taste, who am I to complain? I am in the middle of turning a truly hideous bowl for a customer who specified its shape quite specifically.
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Eaglesc
>Been my experience is the customer is NEVER right.
I had a store in Key West and proudly displayed a sign that said that.
Of course that isn't true if I am the customer.
I guess It's more appropriate to say
"the BUYER is always right"
A shopper isn't a customer until the money is in you hand!
Customers !
Fred in NC
>I have been surprised many times by what people like... sometimes the simpler pieces !
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RonZ
>I'm waiting for the Glock clip. =o)
Re: Off to market
Bill Grumbine, Kutztown PA
>Or better yet, a Desert Eagle in .44 mag!