End Of The ’75 Saga

Shotgun693 · April 13, 2012, 10:37 PM

I had my Ubertti/Stoeger Remington ’75 fail during two matches. I cleaned and lub’ed it prior to each match. I took the gun back to where I bought it for a checkup. The ’smith kept the gun several days. He told me that the case harding was not correct and that he did not believe he could not fix it but to try it. Stoeger refused to honor their warranty. I tried the gun and again had a failure to cock back about 3% of the time. I returned the gun to the shop. They gave me a full refund which I put toward a Cimarron Model P. I am not pleased with Stoeger nor with that gun. I feel that the shop did their best and made things right with me.

Dury’s Gun Shop San Antonio, Texas Hot Wells at IH 37.

BTW, I have 3 holsters that fit a '75 and should fit a '58. If you might be interested E-mail me at: [email protected]

April 13, 2012, 10:37 PM	#1
Shotgun693 Senior Member Join Date: September 3, 2011 Location: Poteet, Texas Posts: 959	End Of The ’75 Saga I had my Ubertti/Stoeger Remington ’75 fail during two matches. I cleaned and lub’ed it prior to each match. I took the gun back to where I bought it for a checkup. The ’smith kept the gun several days. He told me that the case harding was not correct and that he did not believe he could not fix it but to try it. Stoeger refused to honor their warranty. I tried the gun and again had a failure to cock back about 3% of the time. I returned the gun to the shop. They gave me a full refund which I put toward a Cimarron Model P. I am not pleased with Stoeger nor with that gun. I feel that the shop did their best and made things right with me. Dury’s Gun Shop San Antonio, Texas Hot Wells at IH 37. BTW, I have 3 holsters that fit a '75 and should fit a '58. If you might be interested E-mail me at: [email protected]