Does anyone fill out the warranty card??

[1blindref]

When you buy a new gun, do you fill out the warranty registration card?

I just bought a new RRA AR15 and haven't sent in the registration card yet. I like keeping all the original paperwork together including the warranty registration card (I'm German ). I didn't see anywhere to register a new gun on RRA's website, so I guess I have to fill out the card and mail it in.

I know that with Sig, you can register a new gun on-line and save the registration card.

I know - I'm being weird

[WWGunslinger]

i fill mine out.

[DCChris]

I fill them out. I know S&W used to give you free cleanings and maintenance checks if you registered.

[knight0334]

It depends..

If its a firearm I can easily get parts for or fix myself - no. If parts are rare or difficult firearm to work on - yes.

[RandomTask]

I never fill them out. The Magnusson-Moss Act states that I don't have to to receive warranty service.
Filling out the card for most companies amounts to free market research, and a means for them to sell your address so you can receive more junk mail.

[Emptymag]

Exactly.

Keep your receipt. That's the only paper that's of any importance.
Sure, it makes it easier for them to contact owners if a recall should arise, but warranty cards really just give them some marketing info.

[andrewjs18]

When you buy a new gun, do you fill out the warranty registration card?

I just bought a new RRA AR15 and haven't sent in the registration card yet. I like keeping all the original paperwork together including the warranty registration card (I'm German ). I didn't see anywhere to register a new gun on RRA's website, so I guess I have to fill out the card and mail it in.

I know that with Sig, you can register a new gun on-line and save the registration card.

I know - I'm being weird

I'm German too and I also usually like to keep my shit organized also..I put ALL my firearm paperwork in my safety deposit box to keep it safe...

I just sent in the warranty card for my XD last week and I've had the gun well over a year now...LOL

[MOUNTAINORACLE]

Nope, don't need to give any information.



oracle

[mhakel]

If you want to send a warranty and keep the original, why not photo copy the card and send that?
Just a thought.

[jmanzini]

I used to send them in, but not any longer. Once they started asking me my age, the size of my family, what magzines I read and how much I make, it became obvious it was marketing 101. I keep the receipt which contains all the info I need.