Unsatisfactory experience at Point Blank in Greenwood

[actaeon277]

My last 5 years returns actually do contain private information and SSN numbers, salary, sources of income, etc. The ATF form 4 does not. But I'll play. Your DL can be utilized to forward an identity theft, and form 4 really can't. So which one should you be more protective of?

If it's none of their business, then it doesn't matter what type of info is on there.
None of their business with sensitive information is none of their business.
None of their business with non-sensitive information is none of their business.

 

[IndyDave1776]

If it's none of their business, then it doesn't matter what type of info is on there.
None of their business with sensitive information is none of their business.
None of their business with non-sensitive information is none of their business.

 

[hopper68]

If it's none of their business, then it doesn't matter what type of info is on there.
None of their business with sensitive information is none of their business.
None of their business with non-sensitive information is none of their business.

 

[nakinate]

If it's none of their business, then it doesn't matter what type of info is on there.
None of their business with sensitive information is none of their business.
None of their business with non-sensitive information is none of their business.

 

[BGDave]

My last 5 years returns actually do contain private information and SSN numbers, salary, sources of income, etc. The ATF form 4 does not. But I'll play. Your DL can be utilized to forward an identity theft, and form 4 really can't. So which one should you be more protective of?

Form 4 (unless a trust) has the owners name, address, serial number and manufacturer. Also has previous owners info. Clone class 3 firearms are not unknown. The book Machine Gun Dealers Bible (Dan Shea) has some interesting stories about this. This is roughly equivalent to people posting picture of their "arsenal" followed by their name and address.

 

[IndyDave1776]

Form 4 (unless a trust) has the owners name, address, serial number and manufacturer. Also has previous owners info. Clone class 3 firearms are not unknown. The book Machine Gun Dealers Bible (Dan Shea) has some interesting stories about this. This is roughly equivalent to people posting picture of their "arsenal" followed by their name and address.

Is that something like a Quick Reference Guide to Burglary?

 

[DanVoils]

Here's a couple of threads that include PB's stand on NFA items as posted by their local shill Crispy and the general population.

https://www.indianagunowners.com/fo...blank-range-rules-question-2.html#post6204803

https://www.indianagunowners.com/fo...sion/394557-point-blank-greenwood-hiring.html This thread has a lot of other conversation about the "quality" of the employees and what to expect for what they pay.
I'll never shoot at PB as long as they think they are above the law in demanding to see tax stamps and forms.

 

[BGDave]

Is that something like a Quick Reference Guide to Burglary?

Believe it or not, some mopes can read.

 

[Thegeek]

If it's none of their business, then it doesn't matter what type of info is on there.
None of their business with sensitive information is none of their business.
None of their business with non-sensitive information is none of their business.

And if it's their policy as of 5 seconds ago, it's their policy. Cry about protecting "personal info" but be fine with providing more detailed "personal info". Stand by your convictions and tell the range to pound sand about your DL and shorten the line for those of us that don't care.

 

[Fargo]

And if it's their policy as of 5 seconds ago, it's their policy. Cry about protecting "personal info" but be fine with providing more detailed "personal info". Stand by your convictions and tell the range to pound sand about your DL and shorten the line for those of us that don't care.

Don't worry, after the way they treated VUPD I won't be lengthening their lines or purchasing from them.

 

[IndyDave1776]

And if it's their policy as of 5 seconds ago, it's their policy. Cry about protecting "personal info" but be fine with providing more detailed "personal info". Stand by your convictions and tell the range to pound sand about your DL and shorten the line for those of us that don't care.

Not so fast. If it's their policy as of 5 seconds before accepting his money and signed agreement, you are on to something. Otherwise, they are engaging in unacceptable conduct attempting to unilaterally change an agreement which, once again, has already been signed and paid.

 

[IndyDave1776]

Don't worry, after the way they treated VUPD I won't be lengthening their lines or purchasing from them.

 

[Dead Duck]

And if it's their policy as of 5 seconds ago, it's their policy. Cry about protecting "personal info" but be fine with providing more detailed "personal info". Stand by your convictions and tell the range to pound sand about your DL and shorten the line for those of us that don't care.

 

[Thegeek]

Not so fast. If it's their policy as of 5 seconds before accepting his money and signed agreement, you are on to something. Otherwise, they are engaging in unacceptable conduct attempting to unilaterally change an agreement which, once again, has already been signed and paid.

And again, I say, there are no rules published against shooting prone or throwing clays down range. Want to test either of those?

 

[Fargo]

And again, I say, there are no rules published against shooting prone or throwing clays down range. Want to test either of those?

Mmmmm, safety risks and littering the range. Totally the same as a quiet gun. I don't patronize places that act like they can change the terms of our contract.

 

[M67]

"You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to Dead Duck again."

 

[actaeon277]

And if it's their policy as of 5 seconds ago, it's their policy. Cry about protecting "personal info" but be fine with providing more detailed "personal info". Stand by your convictions and tell the range to pound sand about your DL and shorten the line for those of us that don't care.

I do stand by my convictions, thank you.

 

[OutdoorDad]

My last 5 years returns actually do contain private information and SSN numbers, salary, sources of income, etc. The ATF form 4 does not. But I'll play. Your DL can be utilized to forward an identity theft, and form 4 really can't. So which one should you be more protective of?

Actually you aren't playing. Post up your returns. Then you're playing. Otherwise, you're just talking.

And thats different.

 

[jamil]

And again, I say, there are no rules published against shooting prone or throwing clays down range. Want to test either of those?

You still going on about that? At an indoor range, one wouldn't be astonished that they won't let you shoot prone. Or throw clays down range. Telling you they have to see your stamps. Yeah. That'd be astonishing. Maybe you should try to find some better equivalencies.

But really, why do you give so many ****s that other people don't agree with you. That burr up yer ass must really itch. I ain't scratching it.

 

[IndyDave1776]

You still going on about that? At an indoor range, one wouldn't be astonished that they won't let you shoot prone. Or throw clays down range. Telling you they have to see your stamps. Yeah. That'd be astonishing. Maybe you should try to find some better equivalencies.

But really, why do you give so many ****s that other people don't agree with you. That burr up yer ass must really itch. I ain't scratching it.