I just got a new CZ Shadow 2 and the top of the frame has some chips in the finish. It's a blue grip version, so nitride only, no polycoat. I'd like to exchange it for one without blems, but it's already been transferred to me. Do I call the CFO and transfer it back to the dealer? Or just take it back to the shop and then initiate the transfer (so my ATT will cover transport)?
What's involved in exchanging a new pistol?
- Thread starter J.L.C.
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- West Quebec
Call the dealer..
As above, the Dealer will take care of it.
FYI - also tell the Dealer to send you a pre-paid Canada Post shipping label - they can send you one via email and you can print it out and stick it to the package. If this is an exchange you should not have to pay for shipping IMHO.
FYI - also tell the Dealer to send you a pre-paid Canada Post shipping label - they can send you one via email and you can print it out and stick it to the package. If this is an exchange you should not have to pay for shipping IMHO.
Called the dealer, no problem at all. Canpar is going to pick it up
Glad you have a happy ending to this
- Location
- West Quebec
Almost....they're out of stock, so I have to wait for the next Canadian shipment for a replacement
Better than a damaged pistol.. look at the bright side they stepped up.
- Location
- West Quebec
Called the dealer, no problem at all. Canpar is going to pick it up
That is good news the deal is turning in your favor ..it's just the waiting that is hard to handle but you'll probably have that gun for a lifetime so no biggy
- Location
- West Quebec
That goes without saying they don't want the hassle either
