He may do good work, but for me, he couldn't even receive a FedEx package in three business days over five calendar days. Alex seemed businesslike when he emailed a quote for the work I needed done. The day I shipped, Thursday, I called just to let him know it was on the way and to give him a credit card number. He says, yes, if I get it on Friday, it will probably ship back to you the same day.



After the first nondelivery (11am on a Friday, "no adult signer"), I emailed Alex the next day to be sure I had the right address (I knew I did). He jumped on me, said my call on Friday caused him to drive 25 miles across town and be late for a fishing trip. I never called him on Friday. I guess he had me confused with someone else. Monday, no delivery, but the reason is a little vague ("not scheduled"). Tuesday, no delivery at 3pm due to "business closed". Now my gun has been bouncing around in a truck and sitting in a warehouse in San Antonio for five days. Attempts to deliver have failed. FedEx returns the package to me. Great $50 one way, and I'm still fighting FedEx over the return shipping. Incidentally, in spite of our email correspondence and taking down my credit card, he has not tried to contact me to find out where my gun is.



Someone told me Alex is semi-retired and spends his time in other businesses, a polymer mfr, and something else. I don't know. I can only describe his email demeanor as erratic, and his business hours unknown. If you live in San Antonio, and you can personally deliver to Ten Ring Precision, that may work, although, if my FedEx experience is any indication, you may have to make more than one trip. I have no clue about the quality of the work. The good news is, he hasn't charged my credit card.