gbundersea
Member
If you spot someone at a Pennsylvania gun show or elsewhere selling a sight for the Kel-Tec P-3AT or P-32 which purports to be a P-Sight, please email [email protected] to let us know who they are.
We have recently discovered cheap imitation sights sometimes being sold on Ebay and at gun shows in Pennsylvania. We are the only manufacturer, distributor, and patent holder of the P-Sight, and retain exclusive rights to all description, title, instructions, and photographs. Anyone other than PS Enhancements or an authorized dealer who sells a sight labeled "P-Sight," portrays themselves as an authorized P-Sight dealer, or distributes our copyrighted materials, is a fraud.
On 2/18/2005, we received an email from a police officer in Pennsylvania who purchased two of what were labeled "P-Sights" at a recent Philadelphia gun show. Both sights fell off soon afterwards, and he emailed us for support, only to learn he'd been sold counterfeit goods! Needless to say, he is not happy.
The seller at the gun show sold his fraudulently labeled counterfeit sights without providing a receipt, and accompanied by our own copyrighted instructions.
The P-Sight is a patent pending and copyrighted product. If someone wants to sell it legally, we have wholesale pricing available. However, we will continue to vigorously pursue those who are stealing our intellectual property and selling counterfeit copies.
I did not put all the work, expense, and effort into the development of the P-Sight and its instructions only to have it stolen by those without the ability to come up with an idea of their own. It disgusts me that someone has profited from doing so. Any help you can give in stopping this piracy will be much appreciated.
There's another PA show this weekend, March 5th & 6th, 2005:
Days Inn
1946 Scranton-Carbondale Hwy
Scranton, PA 18508
Thank you very much!
We have recently discovered cheap imitation sights sometimes being sold on Ebay and at gun shows in Pennsylvania. We are the only manufacturer, distributor, and patent holder of the P-Sight, and retain exclusive rights to all description, title, instructions, and photographs. Anyone other than PS Enhancements or an authorized dealer who sells a sight labeled "P-Sight," portrays themselves as an authorized P-Sight dealer, or distributes our copyrighted materials, is a fraud.
On 2/18/2005, we received an email from a police officer in Pennsylvania who purchased two of what were labeled "P-Sights" at a recent Philadelphia gun show. Both sights fell off soon afterwards, and he emailed us for support, only to learn he'd been sold counterfeit goods! Needless to say, he is not happy.
The seller at the gun show sold his fraudulently labeled counterfeit sights without providing a receipt, and accompanied by our own copyrighted instructions.
The P-Sight is a patent pending and copyrighted product. If someone wants to sell it legally, we have wholesale pricing available. However, we will continue to vigorously pursue those who are stealing our intellectual property and selling counterfeit copies.
I did not put all the work, expense, and effort into the development of the P-Sight and its instructions only to have it stolen by those without the ability to come up with an idea of their own. It disgusts me that someone has profited from doing so. Any help you can give in stopping this piracy will be much appreciated.
There's another PA show this weekend, March 5th & 6th, 2005:
Days Inn
1946 Scranton-Carbondale Hwy
Scranton, PA 18508
Thank you very much!
