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Now that's great customer service! Definitely the best I've experienced.
Thank you very much Battle Arms Dev.
Where do I send the thank you card?
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awesome service! now i need to find something i want to buy and screw up the order.
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Lol, this isn't the first time we did something like it, it's a hassle for customers to deal with the bank and re-order, even though it wasn't our fault, there's no taking back the time folks had to spend on it. We're in a position to remedy that (authorize.net releasing the hold isn't something we can do much about)
I spoke to Jon (That Guy) about it this morning, that the card did not go through was never wholly (or ever) explained to us by authorize.net, and we don't expect everyone to understand that we're powerless to release the hold, and banks do take a day or two to do it.
Our reputation can't be measured in dollar amount, so we don't think in those terms. When there is a dispute or misunderstanding, the standing policy is to keep open communications, and customers always win. When a company's priority is profit, its actions manifest that and it's easy to spot. Customer satisfaction is one of the top priorities, and that too is easy to spot I think
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Lol, this isn't the first time we did something like it, it's a hassle for customers to deal with the bank and re-order, even though it wasn't our fault, there's no taking back the time folks had to spend on it. We're in a position to remedy that (authorize.net releasing the hold isn't something we can do much about)
I spoke to Jon (That Guy) about it this morning, that the card did not go through was never wholly (or ever) explained to us by authorize.net, and we don't expect everyone to understand that we're powerless to release the hold, and banks do take a day or two to do it.
Our reputation can't be measured in dollar amount, so we don't think in those terms. When there is a dispute or misunderstanding, the standing policy is to keep open communications, and customers always win. When a company's priority is profit, its actions manifest that and it's easy to spot. Customer satisfaction is one of the top priorities, and that too is easy to spot I think
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That kind of Customer driven business model is great to see. Believe me, I will remember that next time I need/want to get something for my gun(s).
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That kind of Customer driven business model is great to see. Believe me, I will remember that next time I need/want to get something for my gun(s).
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100% agreed. i learned a long time ago that no company is perfect and not everything will work the way you wanted but its how they follow-up on issues that really counts. bravo b.a.d.
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awesome service! now i need to find something i want to buy and screw up the order.
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Not at all what happened.
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Not at all what happened.
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Yeah I figured.
I'm sure there's a few members here who don't like me anymore, if there were any to begin with.
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Yeah I figured.
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Anyone who slays gophers can't be ALL bad! <gggg>
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Gopher, I think I might have shipped you an AR15 selector instead, a correct 15-22 selector is on its way, sorry about that
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I bought one and love it!!! Thanks so much for an awesome product!
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Gopher, I think I might have shipped you an AR15 selector instead, a correct 15-22 selector is on its way, sorry about that
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I'll return it as soon as I get to town.
Thanks again Battle Arms Dev.
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That kind of Customer driven business model is great to see. Believe me, I will remember that next time I need/want to get something for my gun(s).
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+1
And, I agree with B.A.D. - it's easy to spot when a company is focused solely on teh bottom line and not making their customers happy.
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Wrong topic sorry.
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Battle Arms Development is unmatched in the industry when it comes to customer service and they inspire me to run my business the same way.
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I have some different selector levers coming, but I'm loving this thing. This upgrade is a must IMO. Especially since I shoot lefty and all my shooting buddies shoot righty.
Thanks for listening to the shooters That_Guy and Battle Arms Development.
I also picked up a MOE+ to try after visiting BVAC today (Bitteroot Valley Ammunition Company).
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looking good gopher. i went with the MIAD so i could use the thicker backstrap.
i love my new safety as well, especially the solid click from SAFE to FIRE. the standard lever is easier to move with my thumb and its nice having the short/thin on the either side just in case.
what levers do you have/are you trying out?
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looking good gopher. i went with the MIAD so i could use the thicker backstrap.
i love my new safety as well, especially the solid click from SAFE to FIRE. the standard lever is easier to move with my thumb and its nice having the short/thin on the either side just in case.
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I just replaced the MIAD, still got it though. Not because I don't like it (I love it), but because I've wanted to try a MOE+ since they came out. I noticed a lot of people switching on ARFCOM, so I wanted to see what it was all about. Me likes!
Right now I just have the standard levers. Today I should be getting the crank and short thin. When I was looking at the options I figured the crank would be perfect. I wanted the short thin for the other side so it can still be used, but not get in the way of my trigger finger when I rest it on the side of the receiver in between gopher kills.
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For you lefties out there, the Norgon Ambi-Catch works with the MP15-22
RE: lever options, please remember our lever exchange program The most popular configuration is the standard lever on the thumb side, and short lever on the trigger finger side. The vast majority of the semi auto and M16 selectors we sell are thus configured.
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Right now I just have the standard levers. Today I should be getting the crank and short thin. When I was looking at the options I figured the crank would be perfect. I wanted the short thin for the other side so it can still be used, but not get in the way of my trigger finger when I rest it on the side of the receiver in between gopher kills.
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yup same thinking here, wanted something there but not big enough to interfere with firing.
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I found the setup I like.
Crank and short thin
I forgot to wipe the oil off of this one
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Just curious ...
Why the crank?
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It makes it easier for me to put it back on safety with my thumb hooked over the top. Just a personal preference.
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It makes it easier for me to put it back on safety with my thumb hooked over the top. Just a personal preference.
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OK. The photos threw me for a moment; I forgot you are left-handed.
I eat and write left-handed but I'm a right-handed shooter and I'm right-eye dominant - go figure.
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I'm actually right-handed, but I was born with poor vision in my right eye. I learned young that leaning over the receiver to use my left eye was a bad idea, so I started practicing the correct way. I'm glad I did, because it feels natural now.
I just started shooting pistols lefty a few years ago. I use to shift my arms over to use my good eye, but I couldn't hit a can at 15 yards. I'm just now getting the hang of it, and my accuracy is improving.
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I'm just wondering about the detent.
Is it the standard AR detent ???
What I mean is can I use the detents that I have for my AR if the one you guys supply go's flying and can't be found.
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Do you guys sell a ambi mag release set up ???
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Were do I get these items, from Battle Arms or That_Guy ???
I see That_Guy website, but I do not see a ambi mag release there, can I order this stuff through Battle Arms ???
Thanks
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I'm just wondering about the detent.
Is it the standard AR detent ???
What I mean is can I use the detents that I have for my AR if the one you guys supply go's flying and can't be found.
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Do you guys sell a ambi mag release set up ???
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Were do I get these items, from Battle Arms or That_Guy ???
I see That_Guy website, but I do not see a ambi mag release there, can I order this stuff through Battle Arms ???
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The detent that the 15-22 uses is the same size as the AR15 detent. The kit comes with a stainless steel detent to replace the plastic one in the 15-22.
I do not carry the Norgon ambi mag release, but Battle Arms Development does. If you want to purchase the ambi safety kit and the Norgon ambi mag release at the same time, these can be purchased from Battle Arms Development.
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The detent that the 15-22 uses is the same size as the AR15 detent. The kit comes with a stainless steel detent to replace the plastic one in the 15-22.
I do not carry the Norgon ambi mag release, but Battle Arms Development does. If you want to purchase the ambi safety kit and the Norgon ambi mag release at the same time, these can be purchased from Battle Arms Development.
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Thanks.
I will do that.
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Question for Battle-Arms...
I see a combo special BAD-AZZ & MAD Hookup for the AR15 but none for the 15-22... Any chance of youns addressing this issue?
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I am also a dealer for the MAD Hookup, I can offer a combo deal on them similar to to what Battle Arms is doing if you would like. Keep in mind the Hookup will only work on the AR15 rifles receiver extension and not the 15-22.
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How far off is the mad hookup... Could it be planned down a little bit to work?
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The AR15 receiver extension is round at the the lower receiver, while the 15-22's receiver extension has the rail for the adjustable stocks detent to ride the entire length of the extension. I suppose if you felt comfortable enough you could remove the rib, but the receiver extension is hollow, I think it is around 1/8 - 3/16 of an inch thick. I had talked with the owner of MAD to see if he wanted to bring his design over to the 15-22 platform and I started a thread about it. But there didn't seem to be much interest so the project stalled out. There are other manufacturers out there that make a product that will work on the 15-22, but does not have the same type of sling attachment that the MAD Hookup does.
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The AR15 receiver extension is round at the the lower receiver, while the 15-22's receiver extension has the rail for the adjustable stocks detent to ride the entire length of the extension. I suppose if you felt comfortable enough you could remove the rib, but the receiver extension is hollow, I think it is around 1/8 - 3/16 of an inch thick. I had talked with the owner of MAD to see if he wanted to bring his design over to the 15-22 platform and I started a thread about it. But there didn't seem to be much interest so the project stalled out. There are other manufacturers out there that make a product that will work on the 15-22, but does not have the same type of sling attachment that the MAD Hookup does.
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I had totally overlooked how far the rail came down the tube... Thanks for pointing it out... I just really liked the look of the mad but i guess i will explore other options.
PS... Maybe a good job for Battle Arms... Plz make us a MAD/Magpul ASAP lookalike for the 15-22... Sorry im just not a fan of the QD points
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Im sure the MAD will work with modification as stated. I just installed the KZ one. While its ugly and does not work with my sling, it still works just fine with the gun. Ill be getting rid of it it asap and ordering the MAD hook up. Not so much worried about a perfect fit.
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It's your gun, do what you want, but...
I wouldn't do it. The "rail" is the strongest part of the tube. The rest is hollow. The lower is the firearm, so if you weaken it or notice a deflection after the mod, you're SOL.
I used the Troy Industries professional grade sling mount. I had to remove a very small amount of polymer from the "rail" with a small round chainsaw file to get the crossbolt to fit. That's the most material I would be comfortable removing. The troy mount is nice because it is rotation limited. The MI mount is not, but it doesn't require any fitting.
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Im going to try it on my beater 15-22. No way would I hack up my registered lower before I know its legit.
Was thinking of cutting the bottom ridge off to the same point as an AR. Could fill in the "buffer tube" to make it stronger I guess.
Not real sure yet.
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Im going to try it on my beater 15-22. No way would I hack up my registered lower before I know its legit.
Was thinking of cutting the bottom ridge off to the same point as an AR. Could fill in the "buffer tube" to make it stronger I guess.
Not real sure yet.
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I think that would work pretty well.
You've got something there. It would look that much more like it's big brother.
Keep us posted.
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I am going to hold out to see if Battle Arms might be able to produce something...time will tell... im not going to grind anything to make something fit...
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Good luck xxspudxx! I hope it works out.
Just to clarify, the Hookup is made by Modular Adapted Design (MAD). I will send them an email to see if they want to have another go at redesigning the Hookup to work with the 15-22.
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Good luck xxspudxx! I hope it works out.
Just to clarify, the Hookup is made by Modular Adapted Design (MAD). I will send them an email to see if they want to have another go at redesigning the Hookup to work with the 15-22.
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Yes but Battle Arms could make something similar and call it the BADASAP
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Lol, you guys should petition Mission Adapted Design to make one for the MP15-22, as they already have the expertise and know-how, it wouldn't be hard for them to do it, even if it's a small production run for a specific model
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Odered Stuff
Well I just got off the phone with Roger at Battle Arms.
I ordered extra detents and I ordered two Ambi Kits with 3 Levers each.
It was cheaper to order two kits than to buy the levers separate, so I did it that way.
Now I'll have a spare cam that I don't think will last long as I'm thinking of buying another M&P 15-22
(for the wife, her birthday is coming up), so I'll have the Ambi Safety for it allready :-) .
I want to play around with a few different combo's of levers to see what I like, this way I can.
Once I figure out what I like I'll call and order the other kits for my regular AR's (ya as if there regular :-) ) and I'll have the extra levers in case I need them.
Thanks Roger, it was great to deal with you and too talk to you.
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Just ordered a set. I have these on 2 of my other AR's.
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Count me in for one SWS! Love the R&D work for the 15-22. How about a larger mag release button too?!? I know I can get one elsewhere but I'd rather support my fourm family. One thing at a time I guess lol.
Well the link to your site helps too!! LOL That'll give me something to do for a bit!
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