. . . return his money and keep the gun as an example of Ruger's strength and one guy's stupidity.
This would likely be the cheapest thing to do in the long run, but definitely check with a real lawyer (which I'm not). 
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Recently we built a 500 Linebaugh for a young man on
- Gary Reeder, 2025-02-24, 16:01
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Send it back as is he clearly voided the warranty (nm)
- Blake, 2025-02-25, 19:22
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He obviously voided his warranty but this poses
- Gary Reeder, 2025-02-26, 13:38
- Ruger 357 Maximums - AlanT, 2025-02-26, 20:42
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He obviously voided his warranty but this poses
- Gary Reeder, 2025-02-26, 13:38
- IMHO, the most satisfactory reaction is . . . - ORG, 2025-02-25, 08:00
- Gary, in addition, document everything with pictures. Yes, - SPB, 2025-02-25, 07:14
- irresponsible - FSimon, 2025-02-24, 18:46
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My opinion: no. Clearly abuse, not your fault. Lucky he did
- SPB, 2025-02-24, 16:11
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Once he had someone weld the frame, would`ent that
- JFS, 2025-02-24, 17:05
- That would definitely void any other manufacturers warranty - Derek, 2025-02-24, 17:43
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Once he had someone weld the frame, would`ent that
- JFS, 2025-02-24, 17:05
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Send it back as is he clearly voided the warranty (nm)
- Blake, 2025-02-25, 19:22