If it were me I’d take it apart and figure out what the issue was. If it’s a broken spring you should be able to find a replacement easy enough, and for less than $27.
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Originally posted by dwd1985: I called Sig, and they said that they would fix it under warranty, but that there would be a $27 shipping charge. My main concern is, this particular 522 is registered as an SBR (form 1). I informed the CS rep that since its an SBR I am pretty sure I cant send the firearm back in to them for service, but he talked to his supervisor and they said it would be ok. Can anyone verify this info? I am very uncomfortable sending in a form 1 SBR. I offered to send in just the BCG, but they said they needed the entire weapon.
Yes. Its best if they send you a pre-printed label vs. you sending it yourself.
I've sent a suppressor in for service; its normal to do so on NFA items for "repair"
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I think I’d be tempted to pull the spring out (if it is broken) and try to source it locally. Gotta be somewhere nearby that carries various machine screws/springs/etc.
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Complacency sucks…
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