This is wrong on so many levels. You pay premium for warranty. It's never free. If there is no warranty it means the manufacturer knows upfront the extra that can be charged will not cover the volume and cost of repairs. They do owe you. You paid your money and part of your money covered warranty.
wondering about warranty on a second hand pistol
- Thread starter tzclark
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This is wrong on so many levels. You pay premium for warranty. It's never free. If there is no warranty it means the manufacturer knows upfront the extra that can be charged will not cover the volume and cost of repairs. They do owe you. You paid your money and part of your money covered warranty.
Most guns seem to warrant the original owner. But I wonder, what if it's something devastatingly wrong with the gun? What if a Glock blows up using factory ammo, but you bought it pre-owned? Glock wouldn't be the least bit interested to take care of you?
