sigma question

[shotgun131313]

i saw a sigma in 9mm today that looked just like the 380 model.can someone tell me about this sigma.does anyone have a pic of one and know the model #?

 

[Backon4]

It was probably a sw9c or m or f or e. Regardless those were notorious for problems. Only good news is if it breaks you get a new 9ve in it's place.

 

[shotgun131313]

this one is used so there would not be a warranty correct?

 

[Ceapea]

this one is used so there would not be a warranty correct?

I'm not sure. Call S&W to find out. I thought that all of their guns had a lifetime warranty regardless of used or not. My 686+ was a factory rep demo and it has the full lifetime warranty.
Let us know what you find out please.

Ceapea

 

[Sleddog30]

I think there was a thread about the warranty info.

But this from the S&w site...

1. Lifetime Service Policy

We will repair any defect in material or workmanship without charge to the original purchaser for as long as you own the handgun.

Warranty Information - Smith & Wesson

 

[YARDDOG]

Accually I had a 9c & stricker broke, They put a NEW E slide & barrel
and made sure the internals were up too spec. ; ) After that it NEVER
gave me a bit of problems, Nearly 1,500 rnds down pipe ;-) EXCELLENT
PS And I use it for my EDC!!
Y/D

 

[Backon4]

They don't ask whether or not you are the original owner. I have sent a couple of used smiths in for repair and never had a problem. They stand behind their products.

 

[Ceapea]

They don't ask whether or not you are the original owner. I have sent a couple of used smiths in for repair and never had a problem. They stand behind their products.

When I called about my 686+, that's what they said...send it in.
Great service. I had my gun back in exactly 2 weeks.

Ceapea

 

[mlk18]

Thought I was experiencing some kind of internet hallucination!

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