Didn't think bout that.2farnorth wrote:Technically they require a copy of the purchase receipt. They are "grandfathering" a lot of guns though. Especially if the current owner has all ready had warranty work done.Mike from Texas wrote:I've never understood that type of policy. You are warrantying your product, not the owner.
And not that I am advocating lying but how would they know if you are the original owner or not?
But I rarely keep receipts for anything. Just wonder if they would still honor the warranty if I didn't have a receipt? I just went through this discussion with another manufacturer. It was an $8 part. They wanted a receipt, I didn't keep one. In the end just decided it wasn't worth the hassle. I just don't think it's too much to ask for someone to stand behind their product.