Anyone used project airsoft lately?

[WildBoneZ]

Hi All, 

Ordered a couple of TRMR holsters back on the 28th Sept and never received them, I reached out on there website and Insta but got zero comms back,

It left me no choice other than initiate a refund via PayPal, 

Anyone having any poor buying experiences here? hopefully just a admin error as I do want the holsters 

 

[MrTea]

Granted, my experience was over a year ago but they were fine. Posted items out in good time and assisted me when an item was the wrong size.

If you need a TRMR holster, someone on here could probably 3D print you one.

 

[WildBoneZ]

Granted, my experience was over a year ago but they were fine. Posted items out in good time and assisted me when an item was the wrong size.

If you need a TRMR holster, someone on here could probably 3D print you one.

Thanks, that's actually a great idea 

 

[Dev]

I’ve contacted them through their website with zero response. I’ve place a couple of orders recently and found them to be relatively slow. Having placed two orders with them relatively close apart, I’m still waiting to receive the first order. I would think twice before using them again. 

 

[WildBoneZ]

Update:

I did receive an email from them saying the package was sent out and "failed delivery" and he would be happy to resend out the order, I already had a refund though PayPal and ordered elsewhere off this forum.

I never received any tracking information.

Did you pay via PayPal @Dev

 

[MTW]

I just bought an AAP01 rail and a 90° picatiny adaptor from them.
The size of the AAP01 rail is wrong and can't be fixed on the pistol.
The picatiny rail is too loose, and when I tried tightening the screw it ruined the the thread.
I havent asked them for solutions but I'm pretty sure that I'll never buy any plastic rails anymore as long as there's a metal version available

 

[Cannonfodder]

Personally I'd try to avoid any shop where you have to search companies house website to find their physical address. Even more so when said address turns out to be a virtual office space