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6 years too long to wait for rifle?
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<blockquote data-quote="Pdvdh" data-source="post: 1194302" data-attributes="member: 4191"><p>If he couldn't prioritize your project over the past 6 years, can you really conclude you're a priority? I waited 2 1/2 years once before tossing in the towel, and then recovering all my build parts and moving on. No one had any explanation for the failure to perform, or even communicate. All communications ceases for the last 8 months. I mean ALL. No returned phone calls. Not a peep. Local folks that knew the gunsmith had no explanation. He didn't contract cancer. Hadn't divorced. No nervous breakdown. He was still operating his business.</p><p></p><p>I simply wasn't important in the scheme of his business, or his life. There comes a time when starting over is better than "never ending". Even if it involves additional cost - as it did in my scenario.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Pdvdh, post: 1194302, member: 4191"] If he couldn't prioritize your project over the past 6 years, can you really conclude you're a priority? I waited 2 1/2 years once before tossing in the towel, and then recovering all my build parts and moving on. No one had any explanation for the failure to perform, or even communicate. All communications ceases for the last 8 months. I mean ALL. No returned phone calls. Not a peep. Local folks that knew the gunsmith had no explanation. He didn't contract cancer. Hadn't divorced. No nervous breakdown. He was still operating his business. I simply wasn't important in the scheme of his business, or his life. There comes a time when starting over is better than "never ending". Even if it involves additional cost - as it did in my scenario. [/QUOTE]
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