This is really starting to become more frequent with me over the past few years. About 6 months ago I bought a Burris XTR II F class scope and long story short the windage reference "L" and "R" markings on the turret knobs are incorrectly reversed relative to the true knob rotation. I have a second Burris XTR II scope and it's the exact same turrets and they are referenced correctly. I brought this issue to Burris Customer Service and I was basically told is a stupid and insulting reply "That's the way our scopes are". This is a $1300 scope, not like it's a $200 china scope. I'm dam aggravated about just being totally blown off.
I also have a new Pedersoli Harper's Ferry flintlock pistol that I bought on an impulse and unfortunately I come to find out the lock is a total POS design and has major issues with misfires. Again I email Pedersoli customer service asking why and for some halp and after about 3 emails basically Pedersoli is totally denying any "lock issues". I'm getting totally stupid "Band-Aid" fix suggestions from Pedersoli. I's well know issue with the HF's bad lock geometry on the net. It's just getting so aggravating when you pay good money for an item expecting it to function well and you have a legitimate issue that abruptly gets denied.
I also have a new Pedersoli Harper's Ferry flintlock pistol that I bought on an impulse and unfortunately I come to find out the lock is a total POS design and has major issues with misfires. Again I email Pedersoli customer service asking why and for some halp and after about 3 emails basically Pedersoli is totally denying any "lock issues". I'm getting totally stupid "Band-Aid" fix suggestions from Pedersoli. I's well know issue with the HF's bad lock geometry on the net. It's just getting so aggravating when you pay good money for an item expecting it to function well and you have a legitimate issue that abruptly gets denied.
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