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Frauds and counterfeiters. They stole nearly $2,000 by sending me a $5.00 fake scope, accepting the returned merchandise and failing to issue a refund. When I called and demanded my money Kenzie’s hung up then told me to “cease all contact with their office”. LOL. They’re going to deal with me whether they want to or not. I filed a lawsuit in my home state 18 months ago. I will win.
I can say with confidence that this is one of the best online optics stores. Fast delivery, reasonable prices, the quality of the goods justifies expectations. This site has proven itself to me. I will buy more and recommend to others.
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