Business ProfileforLohman Arms

Do you care about your firearm? The quoted timeline? Transparency? DO NOT TRUST Lohman then. I gave them two months of lead time to finish a simple project, and they quoted me much more time and cost than anyone else to whom I reached out. I decided to go with them because before I gave them my rifle, they were very communicative, but as soon as they had my rifle, that's when it all stopped. No updates. No one knew what was going on with it. When it came down to the week before I needed it to give to my dad after his 35 years serving in the Navy to commemorate his service, I was told within 48hrs of needing to board the plane that not only was it not ready, but that in the 2 to 2 1/2 months that I gave them, they had not done a single thing to the rifle. Before that 48-hour crisis, I asked them a week and a half before their reassured deadline what the progress was and that it wasn't ready, but it was absolutely going to be ready before I needed to leave for Washington, DC. It came time for any trust to mean something, and they failed. Just keep note of how recent those positive reviews are. Lohman is not what it used to be. They were very aware and very reassuring that this rifle would be done correctly and on time to commemorate my dad's lifetime of military service when I talked with Oliver. So if the results indicate anything, it proves they did not care. So when you trust someone with something so monumentally important, and they assure you it will be done right, what would you want them to do? After two-and-a-half months, $400 above competitive quote value, nothing was done for my rifle, and I might as well have just bought it and put it in a closet because that would have done the same thing as giving it to them, trusting them with any gunsmithing.