Unfortunate Range Report

Ditto Class3NH. If it's been a reasonable length of time after the sale, a good dealer can and will just take the gun back, order you another, work with the manufacturer on your behalf, or do any of a dozen other things based on your input.

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Originally Posted by rocky

From what I have noticed, eithr ya gt a 1911 that works or it has problems. I have seen alot on the internet gun forums about 3" 1911's failing I chose to get a commander size. Anyone hear of any Colt Defenders failing to work?

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My Defender works flawlessly :image035:
I've not had one FTF or FTE in the gun, and I've utilized several brands of ammo, including reloads... It just keeps going.:banana:

I'm with you 110% RFurt. :smile:
RFurts correct in his previous post. Any good Dealer will work on behalf of the Customer, in an effort to resolve a problem with a weapon. The dealer can call the Manufacurer, and explain the troubles with the product, and get the job done. If not, then you know who you're NOT going to business with ever again