I bought a NitroMag 12 Ga. Shotgun and it malfunctioned/misfired on numerous huints, despite Remington allegedly fixed it. I taken care of 3 various tracks which ALL were problems because of defective shotgun. I actually bought a Remington 870 Supermag to utilize as the NitroMag had been fixed. Following the next try to fix didn't function, I informed Remington I needed another weapon. If anyone want to see the photos of the covers which were misfired or see the whole sequence of emails backwards and forwards, please email me and that i will be happy to send the entire chain. Below is my closing notice delivered to Remington following a number of poor support:
Men,
I simply got off the telephone with Foster. I'm greater than a small annoyed that my weapon continues to be there for just two months and nothing has been completed. I sent 8 days before following-up about the weapon and not obtained an answer (view mail chain below). I contact today and am advised that Remington is expecting my bill therefore a reimbursement could be released. I don't remember a reimbursement ACTUALLY being mentioned, just that I'd be educated what Remington might do to create me satisfied after delivery of the weapon and researching the problem. A reimbursement might protect the price of the purchase, but won't protect the 3 tracks, which charge me roughly $1,000.00, which the shotgun malfunctioned producing a extremely failed search whilst the weapon misfired nearly every next chance. Following the first search, I believed the issue was that I maintain my trigger-finger about the front of the trigger guard when transporting it (my 870 Wingmaster launch is about the back of the trigger guard, the 887 launch is about the entrance) and that I thought I might be somewhat delivering the slip. Following the next search, I recognized the flag was really striking the primer, although not hard enough to regularly make it flame. I got the weapon to Look Mountain plus they had it for just two months before telling me they'd to deliver it back folks. I'd 3 more tracks planned and was informed that it'd possibly consider 5-6 months to obtain the weapon back, and so I bought 2 extra Remington 870 Supermags (one like a copy which means this never occurred in my experience again). I eventually obtained my gun back and went the next week on the goose look in Anuhuac, Tx out in the centre of the marsh in hole shades (no space for-anything your gun and an ammunition container), and also the same task occurs with my weapon. I DON'T need the NitroMag back when I am today the happy owner of my unique 870 Wingmaster that's 30 yrs old and it is just employed for dove and quail, 2 Remington Supermags, and an 887 NitroMag that's not worked precisely to dateall pump shotguns. As previously mentioned before, I'm out more than $1,000.00 in tracks (holiday time, push time, gasoline and real guided search expenses) and of course the associated price of the purchase of the Supermags (which I really like and need to maintain). If Remingtons intention to treat the problem and maintain a faithful client is credit back the cash I taken care of the NitroMag, then therefore be it. I'll contact School and find out easily could possibly get a duplicate of the bill of purchase to get a reimbursement from Remington. It's also advisable to realize that I've been an enormous Remington lover and not had a problem with some of my weapons (I presently possess 6 Remington shotguns and guns). But following this ordeal, I'm engaging changing to Benelli Shotguns. The salesman at both Carters State & School attempted to swing me to buy the Benelli Super Nova, but my devotion to Remington and National items caused me to buy Remington.
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