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Well guys, got some bad news for you. I called Weaver Scope Repair in El Paso today and the lady who answered the phone told me that they would not be accepting anymore scopes to repair as they were closing down at the end of the month. She said that they will get those that are in for repair now, fixed and shipped back to the owner.
 
Posts: 792 | Location: La Luz, New Mexico USA | Registered: 08 March 2001Reply With Quote
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That is very bad news....

Don




 
Posts: 5798 | Registered: 10 July 2004Reply With Quote
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YEA,REAL BAD NEWS!!!! I just got a V7 back and that makes three scopes they've done for me. Bad part is I'm going to pick up a FREE straight 12x w/AO tonight. Wonder what the problem is? Running out of parts(which I figured would have to happen),not making money(as far as I'm concerned he's been too cheap)? This is NOT GOOD at all!

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Posts: 178 | Registered: 24 February 2008Reply With Quote
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The lady said that they were running out of parts and it was getting too expensive to have them made and that the quality of the aftermarket parts were variable in quality. Just too much hassle.
 
Posts: 792 | Location: La Luz, New Mexico USA | Registered: 08 March 2001Reply With Quote
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And Frank isn't getting any younger either.




 
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Seems it would be proper for one of the hunting/shooting mags to do an article/interview with Frank as I'm sure it would be VERY interesting. Well Frank,if you read this you ENJOY your well earned retirement.

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I need my memory refreshed, did not Weaver get bought by i think Simmons or sombody then the CS at Weaver went to the sh!!ter?

Damn shame as I own two Weaver Grand Slams that i use primarly as load development scopes and they have performed flawlessly after 100s&100s of rounds at the .375H&H level of recoil.
 
Posts: 189 | Registered: 12 December 2006Reply With Quote
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You won't have to worry your Grand Slams as the company who bought Weaver from Meade,ATK, says they'll honor the warrenty.
Weaver Scope Repair Service was the only shop that repaired the old steel body Weaver scopes.
By the way, those GS scopes are nice aren't they! I've got a 4.75x40 GS I've never had on a rifle. May put it on a 9.3x62 Mauser when it's done.

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Thanks for the info EP. I will be sticking with Leupold for future scope purchases. Have six and never had to make use of the warrenty, should have but I didnt. I did email Luepold CS 2x with questions and both times got a reply in less than 48hrs, once from the head of CS no less.

I also sent a scope to them to have a reticle changed and the scope came back perfect along with all the written test sheets used to check and recheck the scopes repetable zero.
 
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