LVGR must have had my original review removed.
Put $300 towards a $900 rifle last summer. Had a death in the family requiring travel the following week, only to return home to a change in my employment where I couldn't make the payment as per the layaway agreement. Informed the main guy (the one with the fancy mustache and smirk). Then I came in with the rest of the money in hand only to find out they sold the rifle.
That's ok, I understand I was not able to fulfill the agreement. I also learned "upon that day" that all payments are forfeited to the store if past the layaway agreement date even if the customer is a few dollars short. (in other words if you put down $800 towards a $900 gun and don't make the last payment in time... LVGR keeps your $800.... MAKE SURE YOU READ AND UNDERSTAND THE AGREEMENT YOU SIGN!)) My fault for not thoroughly educating myself here. Didn't figure a fellow veteran would screw over a disabled PGW Era vet & former MP.
What I don't understand is why he refused to apply any of the $300 down towards another gun (you know, like ordering another one, especially when I have another $600 cash on me...thus making a complete sale) or towards a completely different gun!! Do keep in mind that the entire time I was cordial and not one but snotty, rude or offensive and Mr. Mustache seemed to be fighting a smile the entire time. Seemed like he was enjoying this type of transaction. Lost a lot of business as I am now a dedicated customer of Lock & Loaded on Eastern near the 215. 500% better customer service there.