Gary Reeder
Pete, if that gun had any problems at all due to it's age
Friday, June 21, 2019, 10:01

if Ruger can't fix it they will not send it back. Due to liability they can't afford to have a problem gun back in the owner's hands.Just like our guns for instance. If I get a gun back in where the customer has afro engineered it himself and it doesn't work, I will fix it at no charge. Simple common sense. I can't afford to have one of our guns out there with a problem where someone might get hurt. Plus it doesn't look good for us either if a guy is at the range and the gun won't work, it makes us look like beginners.

And I doubt very seriously anyone at Ruger ended up with that gun. A worn out Bearcat isn't the most desirable handgun to take home, especially if it has problems. Unless that gun was serial number 1, it had no collector value.