All That Glitters — Local services in Lake Oswego

I will never pawn a gun here again. They disassembled my gun without authorization, destroying it in the process. Admitting to damaging it. Told me to take it to a gunsmith for repair at my expense. They have no idea what they are doing. Also, i pawned a semi auto 410 with a threaded barrel. I am almost 100% sure they fired it suppressed. Oil and grim leaking out of every connection. Be warned!

Reply to owners reply: You still don't get it Steve. First of all you tried to take the lower receiver off of a Ruger 10/22. Who does that? Secondly what i brought in and pawned was a Ruger 10/22 with a Surefire Tac-22 stock on it. Additionally it had an Ar bumpstock that can be removed by pushing on a spring loaded pin & removing the bumpstock guide at pistol grip. Instead of removing as described you pried the frame apart, permanently deforming it. It is no longer square, allowing barrel to wonder randomly. Also you drilled out the threaded connection that is used for the pistol grip. Ever try to fire a pistol grip rifle with no pistol grip? Third your employees gave me my gun back missing pieces (buffer tube, buttstock, & pistol grip). When all pieces were finally gathered, your people had no idea how to put it together. After 45 minutes i offered to take it home and assemble it with correct tools. I was told that they would really appreciate it and if there were any issues to bring it back. I brought it back 5 times and your people acknowledged that they screwed it up, but that you made an excuse as to why you were not going to fix what you broke. How i needed to pay for a gunsmith to fix what you broke. Keeping the bumpstock pieces was never an issue, but you're still trying to make it one. The issue is your lack of honor! You are either A) to ignorant to work with firearms or B) you are too dishonest to run a pawn shop (didn't realize that...

Worst pawn shop I've ever been to. Lady was rude at the door. Wasn't even wearing her mask properly....then I asked for assistance because I came in with friends and they assumed we were all together in the same transaction. Not even a greeting walking thru the door. The same rude lady said "in a minute"....and walked away from me. A few minutes later after I already set my items on the counter a young man came over and just stared at me didn't say a word so then I said I'd like to sell this stuff. I unpacked what I had brought in and he grabbed the Blu-rays and games and immediately started doing something with the computer. Put a slip in front of me saying I had to specify how I got the movies and games. I said my kids and he shoved the paper back and me and said I need their full names. Which I wasn't comfortable doing in the first place. They are 10 and 12 years old. So I complied. He dug in the register and slammed $14 on the counter and said here's 14....I asked about the rest of the things I brought in and he snarled and said too old and walked away from me I'm very unhappy with my service and will...

I took two certified pieces into this location (one modern, one art deco era) with no real intention to sell them. basically seeking a little more info. I acted completely ignorant. even pretended I didn't know how to use a loop even though I've bought as sold gold silver and platinum bullion and jewelry for decades. Was told the 1.07 ct f color s-1 round retro piece was suspect due to the fact the hallmark was 10% irid plat and that no quality gemstones would ever be set in such a composition of metals.

(Funny i had two Tiffany rings in my pocket from 1910 stamped the same with .5 ct vs g color) I get being uninterested and having policy against intake of certain potential fakes. Like gucci timepieces and (evidently) irid plat.

Debasing a fairly nice piece and providing false information however, I took issue with. Cartier set in irid plat for pete sake. In fact this composition of metals was absolutely standard up until 1930..

And the $100 offer on a 1.5 ct pendant created by a well known quality designer of this.modern era was insulting. Definitely lived up to all the stigmas...