ShooterDave
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I would like to relay an observation for the rest of you Kimber owners to respond to. I recently received a part from Kimber to replace one that broke on my original Custom Classic (they sent me a new mainspring housing, though I'm not sure what kind of gun the new housing fits but it ain't for a 1911). Anyway, the part's cost was covered under warranty and the invoice stated this. But what was strange was what it said further down the invoice-in big letters it read "Gun has been test fired and functions reliably" (or words close to that since I don't have it in front of me)
Now, why the heck would they print that on an invoice where no gun was involved??? The cynical part of me wants to say that the disclaimer prints out automatically whenever something is covered under warranty, which of course would then make me wonder if they really test all returned guns for reliability. Anyone else noticed this?
Am I crazy to be concerned about this?
Now, why the heck would they print that on an invoice where no gun was involved??? The cynical part of me wants to say that the disclaimer prints out automatically whenever something is covered under warranty, which of course would then make me wonder if they really test all returned guns for reliability. Anyone else noticed this?
Am I crazy to be concerned about this?