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There is no problem with mine but my Uncle is deciding whether or not to buy one and wants to know about the warranty.
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Can anyone tell me about the Warranty on Ruger Firearms.
There is no problem with mine but my Uncle is deciding whether or not to buy one and wants to know about the warranty.
Mark
"The world is filled with violence. Because criminals carry guns, we decent law-abiding citizens should also have guns. Otherwise they will win and the decent people will lose."
-James Earl Jones
I can find nothing on the Ruger web site that specifically addresses product warranties.Originally Posted by me
You should probably telephone them.
For Ruger pistols: (928) 778-6555.
For Ruger rifles, shotguns & revolvers: (603) 865-2442.
When you’re wounded and left on Afghanistan’s plains,
And the women come out to cut up what remains,
Just roll to your rifle and blow out your brains,
And go to your God like a soldier.
Rudyard Kipling
Terry
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Here's a PDF manual, with the warranty statement on page 40.
http://www.ruger-firearms.com/Firear...Manuals/12.pdf
Basically, they do not have a written warranty, but if you search around, you'll find the concensus being that they are responsive and fair. If you have a problem, they're probably willing to fix it, unless you try using your GP-100 as a grappling hook, or something equally interesting.
The rifles (#1, 77 series) and revolvers (Security Six, GP/SP, and Black- & Redhawks) are bomb-proof, though they may need some break-in and/or serious stoning to get an action comparable to other makers.
Their autos are generally unfortunate.The MkIIs are wonderful, but the service-caliber weapons are excessively heavy and bulky. Many people have and love them- many people drove Yugos...
To each their own. Ruger does have a newer model, I believe polymer frame, that looks a bit more to scale than their earlier efforts.
Ruger sticks by their product, even if they screw their buyers at the ballot box.
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Yup, I own a dozen rugers in my collection both rifles and pistols.
They are over built and rugged.I have owned many over 20 years
and never sent any back to factory for work! Impressive to say the least.My favorites are mark1,rifle in 270 and security six in 357.
I kick myself for selling a blackhawk 30cal i had back in the 70's.
Talk about a fun pistol to shoot!
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I've had my Black-Hawk now since I first turned 21, and have cycled a pile of brass, the youngest just bought a mini 14 all built well, and I have read of people who had to contact Ruger and were very pleased with the response.
"The sword dose not cause the murder, and the maker of the sword dose not bear sin" Rabbi Solomon ben Isaac 11th century
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FWIW, I just had a customer who had an old Service Six with a broken front sight. Not sure how he did that one, but... Ruger charged $6 for the part including shipping. I would have thought they would have sent one free. Most other companies are more than glad to ship out small parts for replacement at no charge.
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