Winchester Customer Service

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Winchester Customer Service

Postby RedEyed Duck » Thu Nov 30, 2017 3:20 pm

I just finished speaking to Rita at Winchester. I was ordering a part for my old ass Super X2 that I could not find in stock anywhere here in town. Rita took all my info told me the item would ship tomorrow and asked if I needed any thing else. I asked if she wanted my payment information and she very quickly replied "no sir, I shipped this part out at no charge." Sure didn't expect nor ask for "free" and was honestly quite surprised. Just wanted to give some credit for a customer service win, since there seem to be so many fails these days.
I am interested in purchasing duck calls that were made by Mike McLemore. I am a family member and they have a sentimental value.
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Re: Winchester Customer Service

Postby Smoke68 » Thu Nov 30, 2017 4:06 pm

Steyr did the same thing for me a year ago. Couldn't believe it. I'm sure every phone call doesn't go like that, but they sure earned a gold star from me that day.

Bet that stuff NEVER happens with Remington.

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Re: Winchester Customer Service

Postby missed mallards » Thu Nov 30, 2017 5:46 pm

If I don't do it, I ain't gettin nun.......So i'm doing it
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Re: Winchester Customer Service

Postby RedEyed Duck » Thu Nov 30, 2017 5:52 pm

Truth be told I sent an old 870 Special Purpose back to remington for repairs several years ago. They too completed lots of repairs and upgrades and didn’t charge me a dime either. So they both get a gold star in my book.
I am interested in purchasing duck calls that were made by Mike McLemore. I am a family member and they have a sentimental value.
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Re: Winchester Customer Service

Postby khound22 » Thu Nov 30, 2017 6:34 pm

Same thing with me. Had an issue with my SX3, (I ran over it :? ), sent it to winchester. It took them almost a year but they repaired it for free and it was my fault. I will be faithful to them
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Re: Winchester Customer Service

Postby ufgators68 » Fri Dec 01, 2017 6:40 am

Well don't expect that with Mossberg.

They sent my 935 back to me with stripped out scope mounting holes. I called & spoke to customer service and they pretty much blamed me. Said they'd fix it for a fee. :evil:
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Re: Winchester Customer Service

Postby Buckwabit » Fri Dec 01, 2017 1:18 pm

Here's my experience with Browning

I sent my Belguim A5 back to them with a broken part on the inside, they fixed it and sent it back for free, and within a month. My gun was made in 1958. Then last August I sent my BPS back (8 Years old) and they kept it a whole year to recoat it and send it back to me. Cost me shipping there and back.

Moral of the story, they don't make them like they used too
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