Speedo66
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I've read a few times where when a new gun is so out of wack, when returned, the factory will send a new gun. This just happened to someone sending a Ruger back multiple times. Sometimes also when an older gun can't be fixed properly by the original maker.
Curious if they destroy the original and put the same serial number on the new gun, or if they just send another gun with a totally different serial number? In strict states where each handgun is registered and/or a separate purchase permit is required, a different serial number or model to replace an older gun would present some nasty hoops to jump over.
Anybody have any experience with this situation?
Curious if they destroy the original and put the same serial number on the new gun, or if they just send another gun with a totally different serial number? In strict states where each handgun is registered and/or a separate purchase permit is required, a different serial number or model to replace an older gun would present some nasty hoops to jump over.
Anybody have any experience with this situation?