Man that's discouraging. Any word on your rifle at all?
I sent mine back to Cooper right before Christmas. After a month I called and they told me 6-8 weeks and I got my rifle back right at the 8 week mark.
Just they havent touched it. They have had it for 3 months. I know I sound like a ***** but I need to be shooting it for this next season. As a production based manager when you fail to deliver on your product bad things start to happen. They need to think outside the box on this one and either hire more help, keep a higher stock on hand if its a parts issue, or contract out the overload. I feel they are overworked and may cause them to start taking shortcuts that create a lower grade product. This will affect the consumer base and create negative backlash. The other reason could be Taking the extra time to get it right. But the backlog is exploding so the contract some work out part should be seen.Man that's discouraging. Any word on your rifle at all?
Well they still have the rifle with no updates. I have hunts that start in two months. I subguide and we have a pile of hunters. I am getting impatient.
I been trying to get an answer but only can get the receptionist to tell me to call the warranty department. The warranty department is not answering email or phone calls. Hopefully its because they are busy working.Sorry to hear that, I was able to get mine back in 3 weeks, got a new stainless steel bolt and it cycles the rounds correctly and doesn't crush the shoulder anymore. Hope you see the rifle soooon.
noAny explanation of what the issue was?