[SchultzXD]

For example, I want to get a PRP trigger job, but was wondering how that effects the warranty from Springfield Armory ??

And what other things would void the warranty if any, other than the trigger job ?

 

[Wetworx]

For example, I want to get a PRP trigger job, but was wondering how that effects the warranty from Springfield Armory ??

And what other things would void the warranty if any, other than the trigger job ?

I think the most popular trigger jobs seem to be from people that have a drop-in kit (with some tweaking). You have your factory original parts returned with the gun, so you can put them back into the gun prior to returning it for service (if needed). As far as other limitations to the warranty, I think only SA could answer such a question. Some may be able to express their opinion, but only SA can actually tell you if an action would void the manufacturer warranty.

 

[SchultzXD]

thanks.. . . I'll call them I suppose..

 

[curlyjive]

thanks.. . . I'll call them I suppose..

If you get an answer from SA, please post back. I have been wondering this too as I am going to be sending mine in for a trigger job/night sights and need to decide between springer, or SA's custom shop.

This is a deciding factor for me too.

 

[TimGrz]

Most companies, and more so with caring company like SA, play pretty fair.

It's not a all or nothing rule. So normally to deny a warranty claim the part that you replaced would have to be directly suspect in the new fault. So getting a trigger job is not going to effect warranty on, for instance, a cracked frame. A solid guide rod is not going to effect the warranty on on your mag release system. Etc.

And handgun manufacturers know that people tweak their guns to their own preference.

/tg

 

[SchultzXD]

I'll be calling tonight, and post the results of what they say tomorow... ..for anyone interested.

 

[Super Trucker]

An aftermarket trigger, will only effect the trigger in relation to warranty issues. If your finish has problems or barrel etc, they would cover it. Just not a trigger related issue.
Have the trigger work done by somebody that will warranty their work and you will be good to go.

 

[Gombu]

Not sure if this just applies to autos or not but google and check out the Magnuson-Ferguson Act.

 

[non2os13]

i think that is just with vehicles.

 

[ski_crazy]

If you want trigger work done and don't want to worry about the warranty send it back to SA and let them cover everything.

 

[curlyjive]

If you want trigger work done and don't want to worry about the warranty send it back to SA and let them cover everything.

The question is, do they do as good a job as some of the site sponsors.

 

[Mercmar]

I haven't tried an XD with a trigger done by any of the site's sponsors, but I have tried an XD with a trigger done by Springfield. It was a really nice trigger. I wouldn't spend even a nanosecond worrying about warranty work, if all I was having done was a trigger job. This ain't rocket science. Exactly what do you think might require warranty work, anywho??

 

[cjive134]

The question is, do they do as good a job as some of the site sponsors.

You wanna hear something that will blow your freakin' mind? cjive is just short for what I call my dog... curlyjive!!! weird...