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10-16-2012, 07:24 PM
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I do understand why they want to see it even if it is a small part , they want to see what caused the problem so if its a concern with other rifles they can see what went wrong , why and how and how to make sure it doesnt happen again . yes its a PITA to send it and wait to get it back , but I would have suggested they pay the shipping both ways .
I just sent a handgun back to S&W for a broken striker and they want me to send it to them to check for the reasons I just mentioned. Yes it is a simple 2 min fix I could have done myself but they do not send out strikers on a few of their models . No questions asked they sent a freight prepaid pick up tag all I had to do was put it in the original case and box it up and call fed ex for a pick up . They also stated they were going to change out the extractor and spring and do a routine maintenance on it while they had it . See ya in 2 weeks
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10-16-2012, 07:42 PM
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Originally Posted by purehavoc
I do understand why they want to see it even if it is a small part , they want to see what caused the problem so if its a concern with other rifles they can see what went wrong , why and how and how to make sure it doesnt happen again . yes its a PITA to send it and wait to get it back , but I would have suggested they pay the shipping both ways .
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This is a good point. They likely analyze failures and implement corrective actions as part of a continuous improvement program. They should have offered to cover shipping both ways though.
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10-16-2012, 07:50 PM
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Originally Posted by treehugger49
. . . . .Vincine has the right idea. Be sure someone higher up at RRA sees this thread.
And be sure to give them credit here if they step up and make it right, too.
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10-17-2012, 01:09 AM
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I believe the OP is raising a stink about nothing.
Not many companies are going to send you parts to fix there product if it's under warranty,no matter how small the problem is.
If it's only $4 worth of parts,I'd just fix it myself and be happy.
Trying to trash RRA on the net over a buffer tube plunger and spring seems a little childish to me.
A warranty is for them to fix it,not for them to send you parts to fix it yourself.
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10-17-2012, 02:29 AM
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Gee Txhillbilly, I didn't realize that I had trashed RRA! I reread my post and other comments and didn't see any trash. I didn't see a single negative comment about RRA products. Maybe you should read more careful. Maybe you should choose your words more carefully when you talk about people. It hurts my feelings that a close friend would call me "childish". You must be a close friend to have formed such an opinion of me, because no self respecting individual would make such a statement about someone they didn't know, or had never even met.
FYI.....I called S&W and asked what they would do in this situation. Surprise, they said they would send me the parts (I have a S&W M&P TS).
FYI.....I called Daniel Defense and asked what they would do in this situation. Surprise, they said they would send me the parts (I have a DD V5LW).
Maybe there is some value to open discussion of a companies service, but such "childish" discussion is of no interest to you.
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10-17-2012, 04:17 AM
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May you live in interesting times...
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I wonder if they want to fix it under warranty to protect themselves from any liability.
When in doubt, blame the lawyers!
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10-17-2012, 01:21 PM
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Originally Posted by purehavoc
I do understand why they want to see it even if it is a small part , they want to see what caused the problem so if its a concern with other rifles they can see what went wrong , why and how and how to make sure it doesnt happen again . yes its a PITA to send it and wait to get it back , but I would have suggested they pay the shipping both ways ......... 
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Originally Posted by ZeusEcho
This is a good point. They likely analyze failures and implement corrective actions as part of a continuous improvement program. They should have offered to cover shipping both ways though.
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Very good point, indeed. However, if that is their policy, it should have been explained as such when the OP contacted them, and, as you suggested, make it easy for the customer and pay shipping both ways.
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