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Originally Posted by BoulderTroll
I agree, being told it is "in spec" is aggravating. What is even more aggravating is when the customer service rep for a major firearms company basically calls you a liar when you describe the problem with the gun.
Long story short, it sure leaves a sour taste in your mouth when a company doesn't stand behind their products.
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Right! Or the Mechanic/technician (automotive) saying "Cannot duplicate the problem!"
I have had the same problem with gun manufacturers...sights off, needing to be adjusted full right to even get it on the edge of an 8" bullseye. Another time, having had a problem with a rifle, which numerous complaints had been registered, and the "Customer Service" rep told me I just didn't know how to use a bolt-action rifle!
Caveat Emptor applies for any major purchase, especially today!