stubbicatt
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Since the late 90's, with the exception of a Marlin lever rifle and a couple Smith and Wessons, every single firearm I have purchased that was made in USA has had to be returned, not due to loose grip screws, but function issues. It got so bad there in the early 2000's that I started examining every single firearm I thought to purchase while there in the store for obvious defects, and still it would spring up some issue or other.
Even so, got a Ruger SR1911 late last year that won't eject a live round, and Ruger won't take it back for repair either. Even though the instruction manual clearly shows how to clear the weapon by ejecting a round through the ejection port, they tell me I have to remove the magazine and let the loaded round tumble out through the magazine well.
Its too bad really.
Even so, got a Ruger SR1911 late last year that won't eject a live round, and Ruger won't take it back for repair either. Even though the instruction manual clearly shows how to clear the weapon by ejecting a round through the ejection port, they tell me I have to remove the magazine and let the loaded round tumble out through the magazine well.
Its too bad really.