Does Weaver warranty their scopes? If so have you ever used it,how easy were they to deal with and was it even worth it? I've only shot my new 22-250 about 20 times and the scope is jacked up. Checked mount and everything and it's not grouping now. The scope won't even move the right way.
-
-
If you find out let me know also . I have one also that's jacked up . -
Google is your friend.Comment
-
Well shoot I guess if it's a must to have the original receipt I'm stuck with what I have. It'd probably costs more to fix it than it's worth if they had to repair it anyways.Comment
-
I tried twice to use their warranty and it was useless. You have to call them and ask for a return goods authorization number, then ship it back for their determination of the problem. Then six months later you will get a new one in the mail.
Nikon was by far the worst for warranty work for me.Comment
-
Oh wow. Yeah I already got a Bushnell to replace it. From my experience with them they're good scopes. And they're good about replacing broken products I've heard so that means alot too. From now on if it ain't got a warranty I ain't buying it. You never know when you'll get a junk scope.Originally posted by Radar View PostComment
-
Leuopold is by far the best on warranty but the Bushnell warranty isn't bad either as I've had to return 2 scopes ... They don't mess around .. New one in 4 weeks.Comment
-
Good deal. I got a Trophy XLT and I'm going to go with a Leupold or Redfield on my newest rifle. I'm leaning towards a Leupold vx2.Originally posted by Patriot-2000 View PostComment
Comment