[iamkris]

Some of you may remember a 12 ga Lanber 2097 I bought on Gunbroker from Gunfinder.net back in January. I got a GREAT deal on it ($100 less than CDNN is advertising them for). When I received the shotgun the vent rib was severely dented, the trigger guard was dented and the stock had a big ding in it.

I called Gunfinder and they offered a replacement but could not offer a 2097 (supplies had dried up which I independently confirmed with CDNN). They offered to ship it, their cost, back to Lanber for repair. That was 2 months ago. Now they are getting impatient (as am I) and they offered another 2097 shipped to me their cost.

I am really happy with the way they handled this. You never know what you're getting over the internet...these guys (and gals) came through.

[bamf]

Very cool, I'm glad it worked out but I am a bit dissapointed with Lanber customer service.

[Dave McCracken]

Good for them, and I hope the new toy is everything you expected.

Since Lanbers are fairly new on the scene, how about a T&E after you've run a few cases through it? Thanks...

[bamf]

Dave,

I've put through around 3000 rounds through my lanber 87 over the last year, not a single problem. Excellent gun for the price.

-dan

[Dave McCracken]

Thanks, Dan. 3K rounds is just a warmup,IMO. I'm interested in how they hold up.

[bamf]

I agree with you Dave, give me another year I'll do my best to get it around 10K. :D

[Dave McCracken]

Thanks!!