I’m looking to pick up an RMR 3.25MOA LED for my pistol. Everywhere i’ve seen is over $550. I ended up going with Optics Planet as they had the best price in stock, but just found this for $380…too good to be true? Thoughts?
I generally don’t order from them, but the time I did it went fine. I mean if it was $30 or $40 I wouldn’t care so much, but were talking like a $140 difference from what I paid.
Eh. I’ve seen the RMR RM01s on Amazon for 400 USD, so it’s not a stretch. I bought my RM06 off of Amazon for ~450 USD, so yeah, that pricing is probably close to cost, but doesn’t seem totally unreasonable.
I’ve made several purchases from Botach involving items that seemed to good to be true pricing, all went down without a hitch. I’ve also had friends go through the Botach nightmare as well. Odds are you wouldn’t have a problem, use a cc card for the transaction and you should be ok.
If you look below that price you’ll see $380. I’m thinking I should do it and return my other one to Optics Planet, but the fact that it most likely isn’t in stock is holding me back at this point.
I only have purchased from Botach once. It was a Aimpoint 3x and the price also seemed to good to be true. I did phone my order in to verify stock which it was. I received it without issue and the item was good to go.
There is also a Make An Offer button on that item, so you might even be able to get it for less. Since this is really a Botach thread, I’ll add my 2 cents worth. I have done multiple orders with them and have never head a problem, but then I never needed anything I ordered the next day either. If they are out of stock their prices make it worth the wait for me.
I’ve dealt with Botach on and off for almost 20 years now. They’re a local business here in Los Angeles, in a not-so-nice part of town. They’re also (or were) a pawn shop. Owned by an Orthodox Jewish family. Has to be the funniest combo platter I’ve seen.
The inside of the store looks like a surplus store, with crap piled everywhere, but when you look at the piles, it tends to be quality brands.
Their biggest problem is inventory tracking and control, and hit-or-miss customer service. If you can order from a live person on the phone, problems go down drastically (always get the name of the person you spoke to).
I did the same with a benelli stock. They lied to me and said it was in stock, which it was not and I told them to shove off after about a week and cancelled my order.
But a friend of mine bought an m&p9 from them for about $365 and got it just fine.
This product is “Not available!” as of 3/18/2015…If you don’t mind waiting I say go for it!
My converstation with online rep today:
Curnisha
Company Representative
You: Hi, My name is Wayne
Curnisha: Thank you for your inquiry. How may I assist you today?
You: I was wondering do you have this item in stock SKU: Trijicon-RM01
Curnisha: This item is currently unavailable and the lead time is 8-10 weeks.
You: thanks for the quick response!!
Curnisha: You are welcome. Have a great day!
You: you too thanks again!!
Botach has been flogged here on many occasions, Slow shipping after stated in stock. With that said I’ve ordered from them quite a few times only one order was not fast service. I saved a substantial amount of money by waiting on delivery from them. (Aimpoint M4s) I’ve had far worse service from others without good reason but many excuses for it.
Dang that reminds me I need to replace it’s battery again:rolleyes:
True. I’ve had a vendor on here (g and r tactical) just not even ship me stuff I’ve paid for after multiple attempts to make restitution via email, facebook, phone, and a thread here. It’s all about your standing in the community how your company is treated when it says “screw the customer.”