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Who is Royal Tiger imports?

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Is Royal Tiger imports BBB accredited?

Royal Tiger Imports, Inc. is BBB Accredited. This business has committed to upholding the BBB Standards for Trust. Royal Tiger Imports, Inc, keeping history alive one gun at a time! Online sales for part kits, miscellaneous parts, ammunition, surplus rifles and carbines, historical items, magazines, bayonets, and more. ...

Who owns Flying Tiger imports?

Formerly known as Inter-Ordnance Re-branded as Flying Tiger Imports. Oliver and Ulrich Wiegand own it. They also own "Pioneer Arms" in Radom Poland. I forget which brother was declared persona non grata by the US govt after they got indicted back in 2004. There is a long and rich history of them and sharp dealings with folks...Not all bad. ...

Did Royal Tiger imports pull out of Africa?

I've been on a C&R kick lately and Royal Tiger Imports had some interesting inventory they pulled out of Africa. Order went to shipped status this morning and they added the serial numbers as a comment. PF13395XX AND PF215XX ...

Is RTI a good place to buy rare rifles?

If goat shit, random Ethiopian markings and cobbled together modifications are your idea of important history, then by all means, RTI is your number one source for rare items only available from them. I’ve probably bought a few dozen rifles from them. The Italian import Carcano rifles are good buys. ...

Did RTI misrepresent the guns sold?

Digging around, other had received refurb marked guns and called them out on it too, but were blown off. The short version is that this is now a pattern of RTI misrepresenting the guns sold. Buyer beware. What’s the old saying? Buy the gun, not the story? I don’t usually trust the provenance put out by importers as they’re almost always wrong. ...