SHIPPING A HANDGUN

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A recent purchased new S&W Model 442-2 came with an issue (cylinder locking up). Last week I contacted S&W Customer Support and was advised to fire it and determine if the issue was still present. It Was. I contacted S&W Customer Support this A.M. and was Emailed a return label.
I took the weapon and return label to Fed-X. The clerk looked at the return label, taped the box up, applied the return label, gave me a receipt and I was out the door within five minutes.

WOW!
I
 
Wait until the gun is repaired and returned to you safely . THEN you may crow about it . Sorry , I'm a pessimist .
 
Had the exact same experience when I shipped my 43C back yesterday.
 
A recent purchased new S&W Model 442-2 came with an issue (cylinder locking up). Last week I contacted S&W Customer Support and was advised to fire it and determine if the issue was still present. It Was. I contacted S&W Customer Support this A.M. and was Emailed a return label.
I took the weapon and return label to Fed-X. The clerk looked at the return label, taped the box up, applied the return label, gave me a receipt and I was out the door within five minutes.

WOW!
I

Thursday January 5, 2023
UPDATE:
Fed-X delivered my before mentioned S&W Model 442 just now.
The enclosed worked order stated that the Extrator and Extractor Rod was repaired.
Revolver workeds great.
Jimmy
 
I received a S&W return label for recall work on a 639. Took the box to FedEx and said "I am supposed to tell you this is a firearm." Female clerk said "I know. I recognize the address." Pistol was back to me in about 10 days.
 
I've shipped a couple of guns back to the factory via a supplied shipping label. One of the clerks mentioned that they all know the address by heart.

My understanding is that the guns have to be brought to a depot, not just any drop off location. At least that is how I've always done it.

I miss the days when I could just bring it to the guard shack.


FedEx is the shipper of choice for S&W, and they get alot of practice. :eek::)
 
I sent my 43C in the day after Jimmy,,, I just got a notice that it should be here Tuesday. 5 weeks,,, not bad.
 
If the shipping clerks know the address by heart that speaks to the quality coming out of S&W now if that many guns have to go back …… just saying.
 
I took a new M66 to FedEx with the shipping label. No problems, but I noticed a sign on the gate when I drove into the parking lot with the packaged revolver on the seat next to me. It said that no firearms were allowed on FedEx property! Oh Well.

73,
Rick
 
If the shipping clerks know the address by heart that speaks to the quality coming out of S&W now if that many guns have to go back …… just saying.

I had to ship my M&P back after the optics screws sheared off. When fedex delivered it back to me and I had to sign for it, the fedex guy smiled and said, “I hope they fixed it for you”.
 
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