Excuse if this has already been posted but thought it might help any who live close to the Sig Academy/Pro Shop in Epping, NH and think they can "drop off" their 320 for them (the Pro Shop) to transit it to the repair facility. Save a trip-they won't take it. They did give me a shipping box though. So mailed from UPS Portsmouth, NH on the 20th and was received in Exeter, NH (6 miles down the road) at noon on the 21st. Now the waiting begins.
UPDATE: So 320-X5 was received by Sig on Nov 21. I just got it back (Dec 1) and that includes the Thanksgiving holiday. Not bad I'd say. Trigger might have a bit more take-up. Doesn't do the "second click" after you dry fire once. To the range next week.
I have to say I'm a bit disappointed about them not accepting your 320 at the pro shop, just seems silly not to after all that's going on. I'm hoping to hear any day that my fullsize is on its way back to me. Congrats on getting yours back.
It's kids like you, who make this bus late.
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From day one that was made clear. They have a large number of firearms coming back and having them check everyone in would be impossible and the security of them would be difficult. Even the employees much go through the FedEx method for tracking.In fact one employee who is doing the procedure must send his in for the service.
I had to drive by the Exeter facility to the Portsmouth FedEx to mail my P320. Tracking shows it went to the sorting facility in Londonderry, back to Portsmouth and then to Exeter. What a waste of time and money.
If you had a problem with your computer, do you think Dell or HP would let you walk it in the front door of their corporate offices?
Yes, the US Postal, Fed Ex, and UPS route packages in all sorts of wasteful (seemingly to us) directions. This issue is global and not unique to Sig Sauer.
What's really making me angry is going back to the funky Glock grip angle while my 320 is away from home. Rich, thanks for the OD compact grip, I'm missing it.
