cb51
Active Member
So I love my LCP. Both of them. They are my carry gun, and being so light and compact, its also my home defense gun as its in my pocket from time I put my pants on in the morning until I go to bed at night. If I'm up and dressed, my Elcie is in my pocket. I don't want to have to go get a gun. Its there on me.
On September 6th I was at the range and my LCP went south. Startedout great, but after the third magazine it starts to jam every magazine with a fail to eject. Empty case just sitting in the breach not clearing the gun. I field striped it and cleaned, it no change. I send it back to Ruger that afternoon. On the following Tuesday I speak with a vey nice sounding young lady named Amanda at Ruger customer service she starts a file on it.
Yesterday it comes back and the invoice from Ruger customer service says they replaced both the barrel and slide. No charge. From the 6th to the 17th including shipping time they have a 100% functional gun back to me. They didn't say what went wrong, but just that "it should not have happened" and there was no charge. This morning I put a 100 round box of Winchester whit box through it and it gobbled it up like a kid with a bag of M&M's. Then I fed it some cheap Agulla that the local Academy Sports had for 11.95. It took that without a hitch.
This gun was NOT under warrantee, but Ruger didn't care. They didn't say what was wrong other than the statement that it should not have happened.
If American car companies were as reputable as American gun companies, it would be a much better world.
On September 6th I was at the range and my LCP went south. Startedout great, but after the third magazine it starts to jam every magazine with a fail to eject. Empty case just sitting in the breach not clearing the gun. I field striped it and cleaned, it no change. I send it back to Ruger that afternoon. On the following Tuesday I speak with a vey nice sounding young lady named Amanda at Ruger customer service she starts a file on it.
Yesterday it comes back and the invoice from Ruger customer service says they replaced both the barrel and slide. No charge. From the 6th to the 17th including shipping time they have a 100% functional gun back to me. They didn't say what went wrong, but just that "it should not have happened" and there was no charge. This morning I put a 100 round box of Winchester whit box through it and it gobbled it up like a kid with a bag of M&M's. Then I fed it some cheap Agulla that the local Academy Sports had for 11.95. It took that without a hitch.
This gun was NOT under warrantee, but Ruger didn't care. They didn't say what was wrong other than the statement that it should not have happened.
If American car companies were as reputable as American gun companies, it would be a much better world.
