Originally Posted by
kerplode
They've also recently stopped providing repair parts to dealers. Everything has to go back to the factory now.
That's probably also having an effect on overall production 'cause they have to have a staff standing around logging crap in and out and changing broken firing pins on their shitty .22s all day long whereas before they could just drop one in the mail and we'd change it out on site.
Last time I called to get a replacement pin, the CS lady that explained the new policy to me sounded completely overwhelmed...
Perhaps its part of an effort to make fewer spare parts and/or find a production-capable solution, if there is a frequent breakage problem.
RLTW
Former Action Guy
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