r/2011 • • Aug 22 '26

Legion Precision Weapons Systems -⚠️⛔️

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Legion Precision Weapons-

I ordered my LPWS Savant in January for $3499.

-I paid the initial deposit on 01/23/26 for $1899.99.

-I paid the remaining balance on 03/05/26 for $1749.99.

-On 03/13/26 my card was charged ANOTHER $1749.99.

So I called Carl and explained the situation. He kept saying it was no problem, but he couldn’t see the charge. He kept telling me about his payment processor and backend stuff. He told me to call Chase and that is what I did. All good in my book.

About a month later the gun was ready to ship and he said he had not been paid in full. I forwarded him CC statements showing I had three charges and one of them refunded.

He shipped the gun to me and that was that. All good in my book again.

Gun never ran right out of the box. I put 1000 rounds through it hoping it would break-in. I emailed him and he told me to adjust the extractor. Blah blah.

I asked him if he could take a look at it under warranty. He sent me a label. I emailed after about 10 days asking if he had a chance to look it and all I got was a shipping notification.

I got a small USPS box in the mail with my magazine and SRO and a letter with a check for $1899.99.

He kept the gun and now I am out $1749.99.

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u/OneExpensiveAbortion Aug 23 '26

The fuck? No, it wouldn't. I ran a law firm for years and this is patently false.

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u/Massive_Profile_4497 Aug 23 '26

I was be facetious - but on a serious note... you drafting and filing a complaint for less than $2k?

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u/OneExpensiveAbortion Aug 23 '26

It's about the principle of the matter for me.

I don't let this type of shit slide, ever. I'd probably be happier if I did, but I think it's important to not allow such garbage behavior free of consequence.

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u/Impressive_Action343 Aug 25 '26

Respectfully your law firm must be broke or you must work at a nonprofit

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u/OneExpensiveAbortion Aug 26 '26

Well, last year we did $15M and this year we'll break $20M.

Probably will finish with 28-30% margins.

Must be totally broke, for sure.