This video provides a detailed review of the LMT 14.5" Piston Barrel assembly. The content goes beyond a simple inspection, detailing a six-month evaluation that involved multiple barrels, warranty claims, and issues like chrome flaking. The reviewer performs thorough inspections including throat erosion, headspace gauging, and borescope footage of the chamber and rifling. Shooting data from 30-shot groups with three different ammunition types is presented. The video also covers the manufacturer's warranty experience.
This video discusses a significant business loss experienced by the creators due to a warranty claim. While not directly demonstrating firearms, the context of steel targets for shooting implies a connection to the firearms industry. The creators emphasize their commitment to customer service and quality, even when it leads to financial setbacks. The discussion touches upon material standards and the process of addressing issues with suppliers, highlighting their business journey and principles. The video aims to share a lesson learned in running a business within the shooting sports community.
This video details a bizarre warranty claim where a customer's steel target was severely damaged while shooting his 300 Winchester Magnum. Upon inspection, the damage indicated a projectile far larger and more powerful than a 300 WM, possibly a .50 BMG round with armor-piercing ammunition. The video explores different armor-piercing rounds like M855A1, M80A1, and M2 AP to demonstrate their effects on steel targets and concludes that the damage was not due to a target plate failure but a much more powerful, unidentified projectile. The mystery of who fired the shot and with what remains unsolved.
This YouTube video is titled "My FN 503 Is Going Back To FN." Based solely on the title and description, the video likely discusses the user's FN 503 pistol and the process of sending it back to the manufacturer, FN Herstal. This could involve discussions about a malfunction, a warranty claim, a repair, or perhaps a voluntary upgrade or modification. The content will likely appeal to owners of the FN 503 or individuals considering purchasing one, and will focus on the manufacturer's customer service and product reliability.
This video provides an update on a Girsan MC1911C pistol that was sent to EAA for a warranty claim. The creator discusses their experience with the repair process, covering the good, bad, and ugly aspects of getting the 1911 to function reliably. The video emphasizes that no firearms are sold or advertised, and all demonstrations occur on a closed range under supervision for review and entertainment purposes.
This video details a user's experience with a broken Streamlight TLR-8 weapon light. The user contacted Streamlight's warranty department and successfully had the light repaired, with the only cost being shipping it back. The video aims to be helpful to others who might encounter similar issues with their Streamlight products.
This YouTube video centers on a warranty claim experience with a Hornady (SnapSafe) vault door. The creator details their interaction with the company after the vault door malfunctioned, questioning whether Hornady would honor the warranty. The video appears to be a personal review and account of customer service.
This video details the process of a Streamlight ProTac 1L 1AA flashlight malfunctioning and the subsequent warranty return experience. The creator explains that the light stopped working with CR123 batteries, despite being relatively new and not abused. They reached out to Streamlight for warranty service and share their thoughts on how the company handled the situation. The video aims to inform viewers about product reliability and manufacturer support.
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