The year of warranties

[Michael]

One thing that pleasantly surprised me about the 2018 SHOT show offerings is the extended warranty offered by a few brands.

Its nice to see them standing behind their products. 

Crosman: 5 years on all new PCP's 
Brocock: 3 years (transferable)
Daystate: 5 years (transferable)

*transferable upon a paid service inspection 

 

[intenseaty22]

That is where a few, well placed around the country, service centers would come in handy. 

 

[John "spysir" Blount]

Not at all certain of crosman's past or future warranty as far as written policy but in the past I called for parts for a used crosman I purchased and was told , if I wanted to I could just send in the rifle for replacement as it was under 1 year old and the warranty was still in effect. This was after I clearly explained this was a rifle purchased used off the classifieds.
I did end up just ordering $12.00 worth of parts as I had intended but crosman wouldn't take the money - warranty parts!- for some reason crosman through in some extra stuff. Not bad service for the price range.
Most will likely wish to send in a top shelf rig, personally I like working on them and just sending the parts if needed saves the customer a LOT of money- and generally ends your warranty but that is a nice option to have foe some-.




John

 

[fe7565]

An excellent gentleman with great foresight started to assemble a while ago warranty information from various manufacturers (it needs some updating). Is airgun-warranty trending towards more inclusive and longer ownership?


http://www.airgunnation.com/topic/airgun-industry-warranty-please-post-the-policy-for-each-brand-you-know/

 

[Maineiac]

Michael,

Is this only for the new models or anything purchased in 2018?

 

[Michael]

"Maineiac"Michael,
Is this only for the new models or anything purchased in 2018?

If I recall correctly Crosman is making it retroactive to Nov or Dec 2017.

And I think it's on all new Daystate & Brocock.