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I’ll get back to you as I messaged them myself to try and return this junk before I shoot it and get my money back. I’ll let you guys know what they say. But one person did try to contact them and they told them this.Originally Posted by fritzhanzel
It is a fairly easy fix which is under warranty. There is no reason to return it unless you get all railed up by some Internet warriors.
I’m not going to fix it, should be a good product when you recieve it. TI also said they did “numerous” tests and these cracked stocks were just outliers. You don’t slap a bandaid on a problem that’s eventually going to get worse and fail overtime! The design on the stock is terrible.
Lots of these up on EE and Gpost for the reasons stated above.
Being a soft metal screw, you might consider a dremel tool and getting broken screw down to where you can remove stock. Then work on getting screw out of stock. Put sleeve in stock which requires bigger hole anyway.My rifle applied bfile's fix with epoxy since the brass screw is broken. I went to the range today and dumped 100 rds. After the inspection I found the epoxy cracked. No cracks on the stock yet but epoxy seems not strong enough to hold the stock. I used Permatex steel weld metal epoxy.
The bfile fix definitely is working, if the riveting is strong enough.
This is the route to take.
“ As per our refund policy, your rifle is not eligible for refund/exchange:
https://www.tacticalimports.ca/refunds-ezp-24.html
We are currently working with manufacturer to come up with a solution as soon as possible. But understand we want to ensure the solution is 110% and manufacturer is currently doing extensive testing and research, we don't want to rush a half-effort solution or anything.
We are working to have solution available for free to clients of first shipment at no charge.
In any case, reports on stock breakage are very very rare considering the number of rifles shipped out, and we are replacing any reported cases in the until a solution is available. In the meantime, reinforcement of the stock via reported screw method will not void warranty as long as pilot hole drilled to prevent splitting.
Thank-you for your patience, your business is much appreciated!
Best regards,
-Nick”
No returns for me! Not supporting TI and their decision to sell us faulty rifles.
Yep. One more for the pile. The worst part is, I don't even know if I can warranty this. I got a friend to purchase it for me while my license renewal is still being processed (4 months later) so I'm technically not the original buyer. I didn't even do anything with this rifle aside from shoulder it a few times and put the scope on it to take a few pictures of it. I was treating it pretty gently too because of the issues people have been having. I feel like some boomer who's fallen for a Nigerian Prince scam. Thanks TI, very cool. $2400 for a rifle that breaks if you look at it wrong.
Uh... since when is the grip/stock of the gun not a core part of the gun? How is the grip and stock potentially falling off the gun, leaving you with a barreled action just a "trivial" issue? Are you smoking crack?
Looks like some folks with new accounts are on a rampage.
TI: "we will fix this problem at no charge for you"
Newbies: "I want my pacifier and some diapers"
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