AAC is sending me something.

[No2sc2]

If it's a repair, they can ship it back to the owner. You already own it, so no transfer is required.

I know that's legal. I'm asking if company sending someone else's gun to someone else. What violation is that?[/QUOTE]

 

[ocean_glocker]

Yup Nick even emailed me back and said that the RMA is under my name.

Does it look used? So are they asking for it back?

 

[ocean_glocker]

I know that's legal. I'm asking if company sending someone else's gun to someone else. What violation is that?

Common sense

 

[mtdawg169]

Yup Nick even emailed me back and said that the RMA is under my name.

Somebody screwed the pooch on that one.

I know that's legal. I'm asking if company sending someone else's gun to someone else. What violation is that?

[/QUOTE]
No idea. Good question.

 

[No2sc2]

Does it look used? So are they asking for it back?

Definitely looked used. It was a repair. Only reason why they could ship it directly to a resident or business. Apparently "I" sent it to them back in January for repair. I'm just now getting it. What's weird is there's a tag on the gun with a name.

 

[No2sc2]

My printer isn't working properly either. So much hassle on my part.

 

[freedom]

I don't have a printer. Ruger sent the UPS guy to my house with the label. I wasn't home but if I was it would've got placed on the box and handed back to him'

I certainly wouldn't want to go to any trouble. Have them schedule a pickup when you're home with a provided label. Where does the owner live?

 

[Bypass]

Wow, kudos on you for being a honest guy. I bet a lot of people wouldn't do the same.

 

[Optimus Prime]

Amazing. Just amazing. Props to you for being honest.

 

[No2sc2]

I know right? I would hope someone returned my rifle after being repaired but then again, I'm probably making it worst. He would have gotten a new ar15 and I would have gotten a new ar15 lol. Anyways, they still think it's my rifle. Their system doesn't show any mistakes.