The fact that others have had no problems seems immaterial.
The point is that if they sell you something that's clearly defective you're dead in the water.
Valuable information.
This company certainly has no monopoly on poor customer service but the ejector 'warranty solution' takes the cake.
A couple thousand dollars for a shotgun means different things to different people.
Dickinson shotguns do have a place in the market.
You just have to understand where you are at if it decides to no longer work.
I must confess, I burst out laughing when the guy at the dealer had the temerity to tell me it was going to be $140 to ship a defective brand new shotgun back-and-forth to California.
And then when it came back, it looked like it had gone for a ride in a fish scaler.
I like shooting it, but no way in hell is it ever going anywhere near the manufacturer’s service center ever again.
I have been over the moon ever since I canceled my order for the ornate model.
And finally, there just isn’t anywhere else to get a 28 gauge, trigger plate action, straight grip, multi choke, shotgun, for two grand.
