Hunts Group Shotguns
- Thread starter gooseknuckle
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I have one of their mag fed semis, had to shoot a box of higher powered shells through it to break it in but it’s been good so far
It feeds and shoots everything I put through it, 000 buck, slugs, and target ammo
The ghost ring sight that came with it was chinsy but I put a red dot on it and it’s been great
It feeds and shoots everything I put through it, 000 buck, slugs, and target ammo
The ghost ring sight that came with it was chinsy but I put a red dot on it and it’s been great
Thank you. Do you by chance know if there warranty is good on them. I don't want a hassle if something does go wrong.
I got the shotgun from Tenda, I honestly do not know who the warranty center for hunt group in Canada is?
I took a look in the manual it came with but it doesn’t say who does warranty work
It just says 1 year warranty and 1 additional year for free parts excluding wood parts
I haven’t had any issues with it so far so not sure
Only cost 550 bucks so wasn’t expecting much from it but it has surprised me so far
Just looked at my Canuck recon 2 shotgun and the barrel says it’s made by hunt group so if that’s the case then maybe O dell engineering does warranty for them as they do warranty for Canuck
I took a look in the manual it came with but it doesn’t say who does warranty work
It just says 1 year warranty and 1 additional year for free parts excluding wood parts
I haven’t had any issues with it so far so not sure
Only cost 550 bucks so wasn’t expecting much from it but it has surprised me so far
Just looked at my Canuck recon 2 shotgun and the barrel says it’s made by hunt group so if that’s the case then maybe O dell engineering does warranty for them as they do warranty for Canuck
Thank you!!!
AI Overview
Hunt Group Arms shotguns sold in Canada come with a 2-year manufacturer's warranty, managed in Canada by TWI, according to Arsenal Force.
To initiate a warranty claim, you would typically contact the retailer who sold you the firearm or TWI directly.
TWI manages the warranty process for Hunt Group firearms in Canada, according to a forum post on Canadian Gun Nutz.
Here's a more detailed breakdown:
Warranty Period:
The warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship for a period of two years from the date of purchase.
Warranty Management:
TWI (likely an abbreviation for a company name, but the exact name isn't specified in the search results) handles the warranty claims and repairs for Hunt Group firearms in Canada.
Claim Process:
First, try contacting the retailer where you purchased the firearm. They may have information or be able to assist with the warranty process.
If the retailer cannot help, contact TWI directly. You may need to provide the firearm's serial number and proof of purchase.
You might need to ship the firearm to TWI or a designated repair center. Follow their instructions carefully regarding packaging and shipping, including pre-paying the freight and insuring the shipment.
Important Notes:
Be sure to retain the original packaging if possible, as it may be required for shipping.
If the firearm cannot be repaired, it will likely be replaced with a similar model.
No credit will be given for defective merchandise unless a replacement is unavailable
Hunt Group Arms shotguns sold in Canada come with a 2-year manufacturer's warranty, managed in Canada by TWI, according to Arsenal Force.
To initiate a warranty claim, you would typically contact the retailer who sold you the firearm or TWI directly.
TWI manages the warranty process for Hunt Group firearms in Canada, according to a forum post on Canadian Gun Nutz.
Here's a more detailed breakdown:
Warranty Period:
The warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship for a period of two years from the date of purchase.
Warranty Management:
TWI (likely an abbreviation for a company name, but the exact name isn't specified in the search results) handles the warranty claims and repairs for Hunt Group firearms in Canada.
Claim Process:
First, try contacting the retailer where you purchased the firearm. They may have information or be able to assist with the warranty process.
If the retailer cannot help, contact TWI directly. You may need to provide the firearm's serial number and proof of purchase.
You might need to ship the firearm to TWI or a designated repair center. Follow their instructions carefully regarding packaging and shipping, including pre-paying the freight and insuring the shipment.
Important Notes:
Be sure to retain the original packaging if possible, as it may be required for shipping.
If the firearm cannot be repaired, it will likely be replaced with a similar model.
No credit will be given for defective merchandise unless a replacement is unavailable
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umm trigger wholesale has been gone for more then 3yrs now.
there a company called tomp gun sales , that seems to be handling the hungroup brand.
remember huntgroup is a brand like like cunuck/o.dell.
They don,t make anything they just rebrand and import/ export.
what that means is , there could be using many different manufactures.
At least with canuck they seem to use only a few Turkish companies so the product is pretty coincident
there a company called tomp gun sales , that seems to be handling the hungroup brand.
remember huntgroup is a brand like like cunuck/o.dell.
They don,t make anything they just rebrand and import/ export.
what that means is , there could be using many different manufactures.
At least with canuck they seem to use only a few Turkish companies so the product is pretty coincident
