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aimrite guns?
- Thread starterlilhawaiisurfa
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No one is ever going to turn out a perfect product with no defects ever. What matters is how its handled by the gun maker.
In the six Wong guns I've owned over many years, I have had one defect and I'm glad it was warranted. The titanium tube of a hybrid came out of the wood butt. I sent it back to be repaired, and when I got it back, it had a carbon fiber tube, an increase in value of over $100. Now I'm wondering if I can pull the titanium tube out of the butt of another gun.
But more significant was the way the warranty covered me when I left another gun hanging over the side when I got underway, wrapped the bands in the Duo-props and tore off the muzzle and tore the shaft out of the trigger mechanism, destroying it. I got a new muzzle and new mechanism under the warranty, even though it was entirely my fault.
Try that with Yokooji, Riffe, Omer, Rob Allen, or any other brand.
In the six Wong guns I've owned over many years, I have had one defect and I'm glad it was warranted. The titanium tube of a hybrid came out of the wood butt. I sent it back to be repaired, and when I got it back, it had a carbon fiber tube, an increase in value of over $100. Now I'm wondering if I can pull the titanium tube out of the butt of another gun.
But more significant was the way the warranty covered me when I left another gun hanging over the side when I got underway, wrapped the bands in the Duo-props and tore off the muzzle and tore the shaft out of the trigger mechanism, destroying it. I got a new muzzle and new mechanism under the warranty, even though it was entirely my fault.
Try that with Yokooji, Riffe, Omer, Rob Allen, or any other brand.
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