New LCP problem

Can't see the pic.... ? So what type of X gouge and where?

It doesn't really matter, if it's something that needs a "fix" Ruger will take care of it.

I've never had the same or similar experience with an LCP but I have had experience with Ruger's customer service. They'll take care of any problems, you can count on it!

Edit: Bob, thanks for fixing the pic so we can see it.
Ruger is gonna want that gun back alright.

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Welcome from Arizona

 

Bob ,
Sorry your first experience hasn't been a great one , that X is not a common thing at all. From your photo it appears to be a flaw in the metal , also some other small places to the left of the X ...that's just not right and Ruger will replace it.
Ruger really needs to up the quality control . It may not be harmful but it's a brand new gun and the flaw looks rather deep , call Ruger , they have taken care of a number of my problems over the years.

Welcome to the forum from Louisiana :welcome:
Gary

 

Welcome to RT forum.
I have no idea how that X got there. Was the x there when you inspected it and cleaned it before firing it or hadn't you looked at that area of the slide? I really doubt that firing 50 rounds caused that. It must have been in the metal when the slide was made.

Ruger will make it right that you can count on.

 

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That's definitely a weird looking defect. Ruger CS will take care of ya

 

Welcome to RugerTalk! :welcome:


That's definitely a weird looking defect. Ruger CS will take care of ya

 

Yep try getting that kind of turn around for repairs/warranty from any other gun maker. Very few to none will compare to Ruger service. Funny how fan boys of other gun makers harp about Ruger not having a written warranty. They don't have a clue but run their mouths about Ruger.

 

Yep, Ruger will take care of you.... no time limit.
That's a much better deal than a written one year warranty (three if you "register"), after that, they don't want anything to do with you.




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My extractor chipped. I called Rugar. They answered. Told them what it was. They asked for my address and sent me one. Total phone call was probably 4 minutes. I was very impressed.

 

Hey ocalabob
Did they ever say what the X was ?????

 

Hey Bob I would like to add

I own a lot of Rugers although no Semi Auto Pistols

I do own revolvers and I have had a bad one or two, but Ruger stands behind their products and I have had a GP 100 replaced and a Super Redhawk 44 mag. The first thing before shooting I take all my firearms apart and in some cases to the point I have to call the manufacture because I tore them down past the point of no return.

When shooting any caliber firearm remember You Are The One holding that firearm. I shoot a lot of .357, 41 and 44 Magnums using factory loads. I have seen the results of these firearms blowing up in one's hand and it is not pretty. Some of problems the shooter was responsible for shooting reloads by over loading powder requirements and yet Ruger still replaced the firearm. Others have been a manufacture problem, mostly timing on the revolvers and Ruger has replaced/repaired but it is up to the individual for checking the firearm out prior to shooting.

I learned from some of the best Bullberry Barrels, TC, Sierra Bulletsmiths and World Class Shooters when I did compete with a Remington Model 700 ADL .308 Winchester with a Sierra 155 gr HPBT PALMA Matchking at 1000 yard targets. I still shoot rifles just don't compete like I use to, however, when you shoot 300 Win Mags, 338 LaPua Mags and 7mm mags you best better tear those rifles down for the first time even if custom made. My favorite rifle I love shooting in a Browning BAR that I have in 270 Winchester this is one bad bear that I have compensated as the rounds fly out of that rifle.

Remember people make mistakes

Just my .02 Cents

 

I thought that I made a mistake once, but I didn't! Lol

 

You mistake was in thinking that you had made one.

 

That's it!