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I made a purchase on March 5th, the card was charged on the 12th. I emailed on the 13th to inquire since the order still showed as "processing", only to get a reply that the order had been cancelled.
Either it is not a legit site or they're very poorly managed. No updates without consistent inquiries and after 4 weeks they cancelled the order. Didn't let me know until I called.
Ordered a gun safe online on December 12 with the delivery date stated of December 17. No deliver. I checked on December 20 and the order still says "processing". Paypal payment was made on the 12th. Called and a fax machine answered with. Called the other number and a google assistant screened the call and no answer. I tried to contact online with a form, but there was an "error" and it wouldn't accept the form. I am forced to purchase elsewhere to get before Christmas. This seems like a scam site.
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