Videos tagged with Warranty Repair

This review details the warranty repair experience for a Taurus 942M revolver that suffered from sticky fired cases. While Taurus's repair improved extraction, it did not fully resolve the issue. The speaker, demonstrating significant firearm knowledge, suggests DIY polishing of the cylinder chambers as a potential next step, highlighting the importance of proper chamber tolerances for reliable case extraction, especially with .22 WMR ammunition.

TheFirearmGuy details his experience with a "broken" CZ P-10 F Competition, which exhibited a recurring 'dead trigger' issue where the trigger failed to reset. He demonstrates the malfunction during range testing and outlines his plan to resolve it through CZ's customer service, highlighting the brand's helpfulness even without proof of purchase. The video also covers the P-10 F Competition's features, including its full-size frame, gold accents, and optics-ready slide.

This video discusses the significant confusion and potential firearm confiscation arising from California's AB1263 and AB1127 laws. Speaker Will highlights how manufacturers are refusing to return firearms for repair to California owners due to legal uncertainty. The video provides a case study of a Canik MC9 retained by Century Arms and offers advice for gun owners.

This video details a significant trigger malfunction experienced with a Sig P365 XL after approximately 1100-1300 rounds. The firearm exhibited a failure to fire, with the trigger sticking rearward, and a dangerous delay during live fire where the gun only discharged when shaken. The owner's initial contact with Sig Sauer suggested a break-in period, but the issue persisted, leading to a successful warranty repair after the speaker performed cleaning and maintenance.

This video details the creator's personal experience sending their Kimber Rapide Scorpious 1911, chambered in .45 ACP, back to the manufacturer for warranty repair due to failure to feed issues. The creator emphasizes that they are not affiliated with Kimber and purchased the firearm and ammunition themselves. They aim to provide data on Kimber's customer service operations based on their experience, sharing the outcome of the repair. The description also includes affiliate links for eye and ear protection.

This follow-up review of the Riley Defense AK47 reveals significant technical issues, including bolt carrier deformation potentially caused by the Tapco hammer and critical headspace failures with No-Go gauges. Magazine fitment required manual modification, and live fire testing showed consistent feeding problems with surplus and hollow point ammunition. The rifle is deemed a 'mix-match' and requires warranty repair.