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[forgiven]

Talk out poor quality control. They need to let a certain hack(s) go.

[gdun]

I had a problem with a 39A a while back. It went back 3 times before they finally fixed it, but they did fix it, and they were helpful on the phone. That was a few years back. Hopefully their customer service is still good.

You sent it back 3 times?
That does not sound like good customer service

[rckjeep]

why not save yourself some shipping and ask Marlin for some screws. The barrel is one thing, but screws a little tweaked, seriously. Gun manufactures are working their asses off to build firearms to meet demand and you're going to spend $30+ to ship it to them so they can spend an hour on paper work and 5 minutes fixing it. Just ask for some screws and fix it then don't go back to the shop you bought it at. They seem pretty useless.

Rant over: that's at least a decade of customer service work talking

[Seesm]

I would have called them and emailed them pic "PRIOR" to posting... BUT that is just ME!!

[mydogsmonkey]

yeah send it in and send pics to their customer service and see what they say

[tankerman]

"Upon inspection"? Looks like you forgot to do the "inspection" part, no way in hell I would have left the shop with that gun....if it was supposed to be new.

[joepamjohn]

Does't look like a new gun to me. Take it back to the store and if they don't take care of you post thier name here and then send it to Marlin.

[professorhard]

Send that back and tell them to give you a free mag. That's bs