Ruger Forum

OleSarge · February 14th, 2012, 02:10 PM

You did the right thing. We used to comment on NCOERs if a Soldier did the "Hard right instead of the easy wrong". You should be proud of yourself. It was a tough call, and you made the right one.

Gpa09 · February 14th, 2012, 02:45 PM

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Originally Posted by BuckJM53

CY ... I would simply answer your question this way. Anyone who knowingly sells someone a defective gun without full disclosure is dishonest, while anyone who buys a gun (from any source) for self defense who doesn't properly test it (before it goes in the holster or on the night stand) is a fool. I personally don't want to be dishonest or a fool

Buck, very well said.

fas111 · March 1st, 2012, 11:32 PM

I had a P3AT that went back to KelTec twice for failure to feed/eject issues. When it came back the second time it still would not work correctly. I called them and respectfully asked for a refund or a new gun. They offered a refund which I turned into a LCP. That was a year ago and never a problem with the Ruger. Sticking someone with a bad gun makes you the worst of the worst.