Rifle Scopes March optics..warranty fat nope
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It's a handmade scope made by a couple of guys in Japan. If the mechanicals are fine and it's a dinged scope on your part, I would presume there's a new 1 piece tube required.
^ I thought the same thing, user damage is not the same as a manufactures defect. Even though their repair cost may seem high, I don't see how it is a warranty issue either.
There are only a couple manufactures (Vortex) that have no questions asked, repair anything warranties.
This is like backing your new car into a post and then trying to say the manufacture's warranty should cover the body work.
There are only a couple manufactures (Vortex) that have no questions asked, repair anything warranties.
This is like backing your new car into a post and then trying to say the manufacture's warranty should cover the body work.
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Stop already, we get it. Or just combine all your issues with him in one post
When you been here for like 12 years, but need to get access to the exchange. 
How is it excessive? Can you make them or have them made cheaper?
Hi,
Everyone has comment on price yet nobody has asked to see this "Ding"....
Like an auto body shop telling me how much my ding should have cost to fix but never seeing the ding.
Sincerely,
Theis
Everyone has comment on price yet nobody has asked to see this "Ding"....
Like an auto body shop telling me how much my ding should have cost to fix but never seeing the ding.
Sincerely,
Theis
Well the size of the ding doesn't mean shit if the only fix is replacing the entire tube, which means disassembling the scope and rebuilding it in a new main tube; which I suspect is what March is going to do.
Economies of scale. A NF comes out of Light Optic Works for $300 - $400 unit cost : large scale mass produced
item. The marketing spend is then about the same per unit. March is low volume, no marketing dept boutique
operation . The tube is billet machined with 4mm walls, what did you hit it with ?
No, I can’t. But I can’t make a hammer either but I do have some sense of what’s a reasonable cost to make one.
A lot of people who've never run a business, let alone a manufacturing business, like to say that.
You wouldn't fall in that group?
Only the 34mm tubes are 4mm according to March’s advertising. Granted, I’ve never cut any of my March’s in half to check and I doubt any one here has!
