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I've got an old Redfield that seems to have yellowing glass. Last I checked Redfield was a Leupold brand, just wondering if the same Leupold style warranty that covered the later Redfields also covers the old guys or is he best just sent off to the boneyard?
Yes same coverage
I like guns
Contact Korth Group Ltd.
The only government I trust is 45-70 Government!
Sorry, but no. Depending on how old it is, they won't warranty repair older Redfields that pre-date the association with Leupold. I found that out when I contacted them regarding a lovely old steel-bodied Redfield that had an internal failure.Originally Posted by Svt40 fan
You can send it to Trace Scope Repair if it has any value to you.
Great place to deal with.
He has a half-tracked mind and unrelenting habit of self aggrandizing.
Can anyone guess?
We are only equipped to repair the Redfield Revolution and Renegade optics (start date of when Leupold purchased the company).
Trace Optics will be able to help you with any older Redfield scopes.
KGL
Just figured it was worth an ask. I've got a Leupold 3.5-10 kicking around I'd rather toss on there anyways.
I just got my older Redfield 6 x 18 returned to me today from Korth with a note saying it couldn't be repaired..............after them telling me in July to send it in for warranty. Not impressed! It has a serial # on it so could have been dated by that.
I wonder if the office staff ever talk to the technical staff?
As mentioned via PM, our apologies for the mis-information. We certainly try to not waste anyone's time. In this case, we screwed up. We have sent a swag package out to you for your troubles.
KGL
Apology accepted. We all screw up from time to time. It is most gratifying to see a business that understands and cares about customer service; so many of them now a days don't give a crap. Thank you.
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