Never buying a beretta again.

[Quackerbox]

Since this was posted the exact same thing happened to an original SBE my nephew has. He sent it back and they agreed to fix it (as they should). Trouble is they apparently have no way of matching the camo the gun came with. So instead of dipping the whole thing the painted just the area the weld was done.

Looks like a 5th grader did it.

[Mayhem]

Never buying a beretta again.

I read the whole thread to get no resolution.


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[samj]

Just got my Grandfathers 1968 A-5 back from Annette Freer at Freer's Gun Shop. She Re-Blued, cleaned, and changed the safety spring. This weapon has had thousands, and thousands of rounds run through it. "Browning"

[BlackHogDown]

Dangit... Me too. Read through year and a half worth of posts for no resolution. I'm assuming gun was replaced.

[Tbar]

How did this turn out....???

Inquiring minds want to know.

FWIW - it took 2+ months to get a Kimber back that I sent in for repair.

[Drycreek3189]

Dangit... Me too. Read through year and a half worth of posts for no resolution. I'm assuming gun was replaced.

So…. the OP is as slow and unreliable as Beretta ? Hmmm….

[Smart]

He’s viewing a thread now a few posts below it. No way he hasn’t seen it.[emoji23]

[BlackHogDown]

For anyone interested, I've got a brand new 12ga A300 Max5 I'd sell. Havent even cleaned the packing grease out of it yet.

[rferg84]

I've got an A400 Upland and love it.

[Bigfootwolff]

Just a word about Beretta customer service. I bought a used Tikka T3 (Beretta owns Tikka and Sako) and after purchasing it I learned that some early Tikka T3s were the subject of a product recall. I went to the Beretta website and put in a customer service request asking if my Tikka T3 was under recall, or excluded, and included the serial #. I received an automated email thanking me for contacting Beretta, and that my request was being reivewed by their team and would be routed to the appropriate expert, and that I would be contacted shortly, and to date no further response. That was over a month ago, so either their definition of "shortly" is different than mine, or their customer service is sorely lacking.

[Rubi513]

Just a word about Beretta customer service. I bought a used Tikka T3 (Beretta owns Tikka and Sako) and after purchasing it I learned that some early Tikka T3s were the subject of a product recall. I went to the Beretta website and put in a customer service request asking if my Tikka T3 was under recall, or excluded, and included the serial #. I received an automated email thanking me for contacting Beretta, and that my request was being reivewed by their team and would be routed to the appropriate expert, and that I would be contacted shortly. That was over a month ago, so either their definition of "shortly" is different than mine, or their customer service is sorely lacking.

I would have to agree on their customer service lacking.
I have a Beretta Teknys Gold Sporting that had the Geltek recoil pad. Well the pad has deteriorated and fallen apart. Contacted Beretta by email to see if they could tell me what pad they offered because the geltek is no longer produced.
I got the same email you got saying someone would be reaching out. Never heard a thing. That was about 2 months ago.
Luckily I found the case I bought it in and there was an extra pad.

With that said, I love my Beretta shotguns.

[Cliff Dog]

In for the final word

[SmTx]

OP answered in another thread. Gun was fixed and sent back to him. Now... will he ever buy another Beretta? Find out next week on the days of our TBH

[SabineHunter]

He’s viewing a thread now a few posts below it. No way he hasn’t seen it.[emoji23]

Who says he HAS to answer? Are you going to call him next?

[Quackerbox]

Who says he HAS to answer? Are you going to call him next?

Maybe you should have the thread deleted.

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