Guess its my turn to ship to S&W
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"There is a broad array of .22LR ammuniton made by several manufacturers in different brands and types. Smith & Wesson has found wide variations in primer sensitivity and other characteristics between some brands and types of .22LR ammunition. Based on the design and action of the M&P 15-22, Smith & Wesson recommends that you use the following brands and types of .22LR ammunition for optimal performance in your M&P 15-22 rifle:
CCI Standard Velocity
CCI Mini-Mag
CCI Stinger
Federal American Eagle
Federal GameShock
Winchester Super-X High Velocity
Aguila Super Extra High Velocity
Aguila Super Extra Standard Velocity
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call 1-800-331-0852 , ext. 2905 they will ask name, address, phone number, and serial number, tell them the extractor blew off and they will email you a return label and instructions. Call 8-5 eastern mon-fri
place the gun back in the original box along with a letter with the above information and the reason why its being returned. either place the box in another box or just wrap the original box with plain paper and attach the shipping label and take it to a fedex store and make sure you get a tracking number
should take about 8-10 days to get back and will shoot 100 times better when it gets back.
call 1-800-331-0852 , ext. 2905 they will ask name, address, phone number, and serial number, tell them the extractor blew off and they will email you a return label and instructions. Call 8-5 eastern mon-fri
place the gun back in the original box along with a letter with the above information and the reason why its being returned. either place the box in another box or just wrap the original box with plain paper and attach the shipping label and take it to a fedex store and make sure you get a tracking number
should take about 8-10 days to get back and will shoot 100 times better when it gets back.
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FedEx stores are company operated-- No problem.
The UPS Store network is different. It is primarily a franchise operation with just a few company operated locations.
Yes they snail mail (slooow) or email the call tag to you. Best way is email. By getting them email, if you don't have it in 48 hours, you can call them again.
someone else tried that and it was a no go.
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Wow, I was thinking about picking up a 15-22.... I think that isn't going to happen 
Gun-runner
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Good thing is my $120.00 Ruger 10/22 gunshow find is still working with whatever I feed it! SAD
You might want to check their tariff on firearms. Fedex also requires that you ship through a hub. Fedex Office won't accept your package when you tell them that you're shipping a firearm.
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I was wondering if you remove your accessories when you send it back to S&W?
You can remove everything but the receiver, it's still a firearm.
Agree with Thiokol and carmel, firearms must go thru a hub, not a retail outlet. You can send anything anywhere if no one knows what's in the box, but if somehow the box breaks, you're in deep doodoo.
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Oh I know it's still a firearm... I was just wondering if the accessories would be in the way for S&W, and if so, do you risk not getting them back if they remove them! 
Oh I know it's still a firearm... I was just wondering if the accessories would be in the way for S&W, and if so, do you risk not getting them back if they remove them!
just take them off to be safe, it will take all of what 5 minutes?
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Bingo! Send it back bone stock. Hope you didn't have a "trigger job" or polish this and that, the factory frowns on that type of thing. Ask guys who sent back their "modified" revolvers, they'll tell you. The factory will either refuse to work on it or will replace "modified" parts.
I never have some kitchen gunsmith play with my guns.
I would send a mag back also, as you never know if a feeding issue is the magazine's fault or another problem.
Edited: OP was talking about a blown extractor, my bad...maybe not sending a mag back is OK. Check with the factory before shipping.
Edited: OP was talking about a blown extractor, my bad...maybe not sending a mag back is OK. Check with the factory before shipping.
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