Bucksnort1
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g.willikers, you are correct. The card states the warranty is good without sending the card.
In gun rags S&W and others like Ruger post any safety warnings all the time.
guess that explains why, nearly 40 years after the most heavily publicized firearms safety recall of all time (which is ongoing to this day), on Ruger's Old Model single actions, they've gotten back considerably less than half of them, and most of those were returned because of the contact information on the registration card...
I've seen those recalls in rags for years. But I don't have a 'Old Model' Ruger so guess that's why I never sent one in to be fixed.
One benefit of keeping your warranty registration card is if, in the future, you decide to peddle that nice Smith and have the "box and all original papers," you get a few bucks more.
Most people that have guns don't read the rags and never know it.