[pathfindercec]

For what it's worth, I recently purchased ammunition from PALADINOS WAREHOUSE on Gunbrokers.com, and my experience may be worth some thought.

When I went to pay for my purchase the PALADINOS WAREHOUSE website stated that I would be charged a number of fees connected to the shipping process.

When the package arrived, there was no indication that any extra handling had been arranged, so I contacted PALADINOS WAREHOUSE through the Gunbrokers questions for sellers page.


I stated my concerns and I will say that it was less than 12 hours later that I had notification of a partial refund from PALADINOS WAREHOUSE and two days later, the refund arrived in my checking account.

Now to the meat of this ... I honestly don't know if this situation is typical of how PALADINOS WAREHOUSE does business, but I think if anyone is considering buying from them it would be worth the time to carefully note what you are being charged for and compare it with what you actually receive. It saved me $20.14 on this transaction, and I am not well enough off to ignore that sum.

Hope this is of some use to someone.

 

[kruizer]

I will say welcome to TA from Minnesota and you did good to keep an eye on the fees associated with your purchase.

 

[john_bud]

Cough cough - Reload! - cough cough

 

[AblativMeatshld]

Cough cough - Reload! - cough cough

No.

 

[GreenWolf70]

I would not order from anyone online who tacks on after the fact fees of any kind.

 

[CJS3]

No.
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[Raptorboy69]

That is one seriously blown up revolver. Was it yours?

No.
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[john_bud]

No.
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That'll buff out....

 

[AblativMeatshld]

That is one seriously blown up revolver. Was it yours?

No, from another thread. Just looking at it makes me almost need new pants.

 

[pathfindercec]

In all fairness, the charges were detailed at checkout. I could have backed out of the deal, but decided the cost was worth it.
I just got upset that they didn't do what they said they were going to do.

 

[Scalpel]

Welcome to the forum and the Taurus family from NJ

 

[Scalpel]

Try gunbot.net. Searches for ammo by price and availability.

 

[DDDWho]

I wait for Wally to get it in. No price gouging, no shipping charges. I'm setting pretty good on ammo supplies right now anyway.

 

[trooperc7]

I usually order online only when there is some sort of sale and they offer free shipping.........otherwise i buy locally.

 

[kruizer]

What he didn't mention in his first post was that he was ordering 22LR and that is a whole new ball game.

 

[duppie]

Like Scalpel I purchase the majority of my ammo needs on line and utilize Gunbot and Slickguns.
I only order if there is a deal on shipping and lately I've been very lucky with Freedom Munitions and their numerous promos with no issues firing their reloads and Cabela's.

 

[pamswilley]

For bulk purchases on line, I prefer Ammo to Go. Of course, they are just down the road in Brenham. Good prices and fast, inexpensive shipping.

 

[Rossi]

Shipping charges have usually kept me from ordering ammo online. I used to order ammo from USAammo and Georgia Arms (both reload companies), but then they started farming out the reloading so their prices went up. If you're into high grade hunting ammo, though, Buffalo Bore will ship free for a dozen boxes or more.

 

[rodfair]

just found this :

Academy - Blazer® .22 LR 40-Grain High Velocity Rimfire Rifle Ammunition

 

[Waltherfan01]

Welcome to the forum pathfindercec. I'm glad you got the issue worked out to your satisfaction.