BeerHunter wrote:
Oh yeah, if I sent it to them they promised to have it back to me in FOUR TO SIX WEEKS!
So Braztech essentially told you its either turn your gun over to the dremel & sledge hammer boys at Rossi CS or go pound salt.
Even if Rossi CS was competent and careful & gave a damn (they are neither & don't from what I've seen others experience) and came good for shipping costs each way it is totally unreasonable to expect a customer to be deprived of his firearm 4 - 6 weeks just to replace a minor part that would take even a modestly dexterous person 5 minutes to install.
Braztech customer support policies are inconsequential to me because my Rossi 92s are all 1st-generation Amadeo Rossis which Braztech has disowned.
I was unimpressed with the Amadeo entity and am even less impressed with its Braztech successor.
My guns were built after the major Brazil factory CNC retooling in the early 2000's and before the Taurus takeover and have none of the Taurus lawyer garbage on them. I think this
just-after retooling & just-before takeover period was when the best Rossis were made. My guns are better guns than most of the latest Braztech "R" model 92s I've seen.
I lucked out with my Braztech RG 30-30 and got a good one. I'm not going to push that luck. The RG is my only Braztech Rossi.
Instead of going on a silly safety kick Braztech should have spent the money on providing quality control and real customer service.
I'll likely
NEVER buy another Braztech Rossi with their bolt safeties and those ridiculous hammer locks.
