Hey TSE, the T97 I got from you has "the gouge" are you working with NS on this?
I haven't shot it yet.
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Hey TSE, the T97 I got from you has "the gouge" are you working with NS on this?
I haven't shot it yet.
Send it back and ask for one without the gouge!!!
Here's the post by North Sylva about this.Originally Posted by docscoutjr
http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum...uot-gouge-quot
Called the TSE twice and neither individual I spoke with knew about the issue and their attitudes were not super helpful. One suggested I bring it in and have their smith look at it - ok fair, but then where do we go from there? The other said that there were "no returns ever" on firearms, however if I wished to escalate here is who to talk to. I just don't want to be taking a $500 bath on this when the new un-gouged ones come out. TSE did say that all their new guns are covered by a one year in house warranty, which is great, but what are you going to do with a used, gouged gun that you can't fix? I say take 'em all back and use them as parts for the 7.62 version. Might still be able to call this off on my credit card if it doesn't get take care of.
Did you PM North Sylva as per the link in post #3?
Thanks, yes I will. I was kind of hoping the TSE would be on top of that, but apparently not.
Made in China!!!!
What does that even mean? Is it a statement of fact, or another rediculous shot at chinese manufacturing......
The impossible remains impossible until it happens. .......and by then it's already too late.
Yup.
Both.
It seems nowadays ppl blame every tiny bit of trouble on China. They just jump on it without even thinking.
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