Business ProfileforNevada Firearms & Training

On December 13, 2022 I traded in a pistol to Nevada Firearms and Training. The trade was in exchange for a Surefire RC2 suppressor for $950. I submitted paperwork to the *** to take possession of the suppressor. The paperwork has to be reviewed by the ***, and can take a substantial amount of time sometimes.September 25, 2023 I heard back from the ***, and my paperwork was disapproved by the *** for recent changes to their policies. I talked to **** and fixed the issue with the paperwork and was going to re-file with the ***. Surefire had a new suppressor that had come out, and I asked **** if I could upgrade from the RC2, to the new product Surefire offered, which was an RC3. He agreed, if I would pay the difference in price, which with tax was $891.38 to upgrade to the RC3.The total of the trade in value ($950), and the additional money to upgrade ($891.38) to the RC3 was $1841.38.The upgrade was done on October 20, 2023 at 09:26am.**** said he expected the RC3 would be in possibly by the end of November, and put that in an email. I checked back at the end of November and he never replied. After that I tried multiple times to email him, call him and leave messages, and have stopped by his shop to no avail. I havent heard back and am not sure what his status is. I have all the emails and can pull call records if necessary.As far as what Id like to see out of this, its simple. Id like the Surefire RC3, or a refund of $1841.38.Thank you for your time in reviewing this complaint.Respectfully,***********************