About Dark Wolf LLC SHIPPING POLICIES/TERMS AND CONDITIONS

Firearm stippling refers to the process of adding texture to a firearm’s grip for improved handling and customization. Terms and conditions related to stippling vary depending on who is performing the service (e.g., professional businesses or individual craftsmen). Below are general considerations and terms that may apply:

1. Legal Compliance

    •    The firearm owner must comply with all applicable federal, state, and local laws.

    •    Modifications to firearms must not alter the weapon’s legal classification or functionality.

2. Ownership and Authorization

    •    The firearm owner must confirm they are the legal owner of the firearm.

    •    Proof of ownership may be required before services can begin.

3. Warranty and Liability

    •    Stippling may void the firearm manufacturer’s warranty.

    •    Service providers typically disclaim responsibility for damage caused during or after the stippling process unless due to negligence.

    •    Firearm owners may be required to sign a waiver releasing the service provider from liability.

4. Customization Options

    •    Service providers usually offer a variety of patterns, finishes, and designs for stippling.

    •    The customer is responsible for providing accurate design specifications.

5. Durability and Maintenance

    •    Stippling is considered a permanent modification, and repairs may not restore the original texture.

    •    Customers are advised on proper care of stippled areas to maintain grip and appearance.

6. Turnaround Time

    •    Service providers typically give an estimated timeframe for completion, subject to changes based on workload.

7. Costs and Payments

    •    A detailed quote, including costs for stippling and any additional services, should be provided upfront.

    •    A non-refundable deposit may be required to begin work.

8. Shipping and Handling (if applicable)

    •    Firearms must be shipped and handled according to ATF regulations.

    •    Customers may be responsible for shipping costs and insurance.

9. Refunds and Disputes

    •    Stippling is a custom service and typically non-refundable.

    •    Disputes over workmanship may be addressed through inspection or adjustments as specified in the service agreement.

10. Insurance and Safety

    •    Service providers are responsible for maintaining proper insurance for their operations.

    •    Firearms are often inspected for safety before and after stippling to ensure they remain operational.

For specific terms, consult with the stippling service provider directly to clarify their policies and requirements.