Often times a company will make it right, and that flies in the face of a poor reputation they may have. I suspect there's a chance Kimber will make it right, without cost to you, so it's just a matter of wait and see.gigag04 wrote:Ive heard that about SA. I'm looking at a 4" operator at some point.
Between phone and email convo with Kimber, plus their bad rep online, I'm quite a skeptic that they will get it right.
SA seems to be a much better company. Though, if Kimber makes it right, I will swallow these words and give them credit.
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- Fri Oct 22, 2010 12:41 am
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Re: Sent off the Kimber
- Fri Oct 22, 2010 12:01 am
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Re: Sent off the Kimber
If Kimber charges you, I would consider trading for an equivalent Springfield 1911 compact, due to the similarity in design and mostly for Springfield's reputation for service. I have never heard a bad word about it on the Springfield 1911 forum, nothing but praise. I sent them an 11 year old 1911, told them on the phone and in writing that I didn't know how many previous owners there were, and they fixed the issue plus replaced several other parts for good measure. Sent on their dime both ways, no charge to me whatsoever. Just sayin'