Alexcabbie
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Last month I shipped my PPK/s back to Walther America due to the recall occasioned by the fact that some of the pistols were firing when the safety/decock was applied.
Today I called to ask how soon I could expect my weapon back. I was tolod that they had "just held the meeting for scheduling the repairs" and repairs would begin "around mid-May". Naturally I asked why and I was told that it had taken some time to re-design the replacement part (ie: ir was not a faulty PART but an inherent DESIGN FLAW) The rep said they expect to do 600-700 weapons a day once the parts are made and that they currently have about 7,000 weapons awaiting attention. SO everybody ought to get their pistol back sometime around Memorial Day. Figures, because I have LOTS of .380 ammo but the PPK/s is the only firearm I have chambered for it.
Oh well. I just thought I mght spare somebody 25 minutes on hold with Walther, because that's what you are going to be told after wasting all those minutes.
Last month I shipped my PPK/s back to Walther America due to the recall occasioned by the fact that some of the pistols were firing when the safety/decock was applied.
Today I called to ask how soon I could expect my weapon back. I was tolod that they had "just held the meeting for scheduling the repairs" and repairs would begin "around mid-May". Naturally I asked why and I was told that it had taken some time to re-design the replacement part (ie: ir was not a faulty PART but an inherent DESIGN FLAW) The rep said they expect to do 600-700 weapons a day once the parts are made and that they currently have about 7,000 weapons awaiting attention. SO everybody ought to get their pistol back sometime around Memorial Day. Figures, because I have LOTS of .380 ammo but the PPK/s is the only firearm I have chambered for it.
Oh well. I just thought I mght spare somebody 25 minutes on hold with Walther, because that's what you are going to be told after wasting all those minutes.
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