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  • Spitfire75
    Member
    • Dec 2005
    • 285

    Experiences with Davidson's Warranty?

    Has anyone ever had to return a gun to Davidson's for warranty work? If so, how long did you have to wait to get your gun back? I took my pistol back to the dealer who transferred my Springfield 1911 to me and they sent it back to Davidson's, but that was almost a month and a half ago. I don't mind waiting a little while for my gun to get fixed, but I'm starting to get a little anxious because I haven't heard anything yet. I called the dealer 2 weeks after I brought it in and they told me that once they send it to Davidson's it's out of their hands. Is this typical? Thanks in advance...
    "If they want to live in the Stone Ages, we can surely send them back there."
    - Mr. Burns
    Spitfire75
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    SVTNate
    Senior Member
    • Nov 2005
    • 1418

    Personally I think that Davidson's warranty is BS. Any of the reputable gun makers will stand behind their product 100%. You don't need to pay a premium for this BS warranty, while they probably just send the gun to the manufacturer anyway (and if they don't, I'd be leery of the quality of repairs).

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      Spitfire75
      Member
      • Dec 2005
      • 285

      Originally posted by SVTNate
      Personally I think that Davidson's warranty is BS. Any of the reputable gun makers will stand behind their product 100%. You don't need to pay a premium for this BS warranty, while they probably just send the gun to the manufacturer anyway (and if they don't, I'd be leery of the quality of repairs).
      It doesn't cost extra...it's just the Davidson's Guarantee. So I didn't have to pay anything for it. I ordered the gun from Davidson's and had them send it to my local FFL, that's all.
      "If they want to live in the Stone Ages, we can surely send them back there."
      - Mr. Burns
      Spitfire75

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      • #4
        SVTNate
        Senior Member
        • Nov 2005
        • 1418

        Nothing is free.... compare the prices from Davidson's to the prices you'd pay elsewhere. I've comparison shopped myself, and normally find Davidson's prices to be significantly higher than what I end up paying.

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        • #5
          johnny_22
          CGN/CGSSA Contributor - Lifetime
          CGN Contributor - Lifetime
          • Oct 2005
          • 2180

          My local stores must be higher than yours

          I compared stock at Target Masters and Reeds. Gallery of Guns beat both prices, and had exactly the gun I wanted (SIG 229 9mm, no rail).

          They were less on the Ruger PC9, but, could not ship to California because of the "high-cap" 15 round magazine that comes with it.
          Please, join the NRA.
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          • #6
            BigMac
            Senior Member
            • Oct 2005
            • 1115

            Just so you know... Davidsons is the most, not close, the most expensive wholesale house in the country.

            If you must shop online.. there are less expensive choices.

            I have had Davisdons replace a rifle for me.. it took two or three days. Now if I were the dealer that you didn't use I could see why it's outa his hands
            gunnutsnospam@sbcglobal.net

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            • #7
              Spitfire75
              Member
              • Dec 2005
              • 285

              Well for my particular pistol (Springfield Armory PX9109L), Davidson's had the best price I could find anywhere. I paid $638 for my gun and every other store I visited had it for over $700. Maybe I got lucky...

              BigMac, thanks for the feedback. I guess I'll start bugging my FFL and give Davidson's a call.
              "If they want to live in the Stone Ages, we can surely send them back there."
              - Mr. Burns
              Spitfire75

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