Turnaround Time on Browning Dura-Touch Replacement

Crazy Chaingun

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Hello all,

I'm finally getting around to sending my X-Bolt to Browning for them to replace the Dura-Touch stock. Anyone know how long this is taking these days?

Appreciate any recent data points.
 
Mine was done by a gunshop approved warranty center and took 2 days once they had the new stock.
Took about 4 weeks for them to get the stock
The new stock has to bedded
 
Crazy Chaingun said:
Hello all,

I'm finally getting around to sending my X-Bolt to Browning for them to replace the Dura-Touch stock. Anyone know how long this is taking these days?

Appreciate any recent data points.
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Contact your local Browning Dealer for actual details.
Some dealers have a supply in-hand to do the swap .
This came from the mouth of a local brick and mortar FullLine Browning Dealer .
They do the actual inspection and the replacement , no sending the gun to Montreal or where ever the Head office is.
Tight Groups, not stick gun stocks !
Rob
 
450yukon said:
I recently bought one with an incredible sticky stock that would leave fingerprints.
Used Goof-Off and scraped it off. Gave it a base spray, webbing splatter and a matte clear coat- 2 days.
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I bought a Browning A-bolt II Ti that the guy removed the sticky coating from .
It looked just like a Stainless Stalker and I had no issues with it while I owned it.
325wsm no less.
There are many ways to skin a cat all it takes is a little critical thinking...ok just a little thinking , no need to over think.
 
It's been a few years but I sent a Browning X-bolt Carbon fiber away to Montreal. Turn around time was only a couple months. I have a BPS 12ga that also has gone sticky that I need to do something with one of these days.
What really bothers me is the cost to send products back for warranty. I believe the rifle was around $75 to ship and insure. I sent a scope to Burris for repair for what I recall was about $35. I have sent a foxpro game call back now twice because the front speaker quits working. All these things come back good as new but why should it cost the consumer money for something that is obviously a product flaw.
 
FLHTCUI said:
Contact your local Browning Dealer for actual details.
Some dealers have a supply in-hand to do the swap .
This came from the mouth of a local brick and mortar FullLine Browning Dealer .
They do the actual inspection and the replacement , no sending the gun to Montreal or where ever the Head office is.
Tight Groups, not stick gun stocks !
Rob
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Thanks for the tip, this sounds far more convenient.
 
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