Spend the $65 after bitching and trying to get it free or be w/o the gun, not many choices....remember, drop a Glock and keep shooting...LOL
So this happened just from routine fireing then. They should take care of it free and then some. I figured it might have been dropped or jammed up somehow. I liked my mosquito, although I was not SIG impressed with it and let it go. I believe you would be alot happier with a M&P, I shot jj's awhile ago and it was pretty sweet. It would be the next one I would get in the tacital type .22 pistol.
Ouch that sucks. That is a major failure. At least they are going to fix it. It would bother me about the shipping if the gun was under warrantee but you said it was not. Not to bad a deal really.
The question is are you going to keep a gun that can break that easily?
Joe
Good to hear -- otherwise, I would have called Sig back and told the supervisor that you were going to rant on the Sig forum and post pistures... I think Umarex (a pellet gun company) makes those for Sig... I know that they make the Walthers.
Good to hear it's working out.
I miss the old days. Back in the early 70's I had a Ruger Deerslayer carbine .44 mag. I bought it second hand and it was severely beat up on the outside. Almost no finish on the stock and some severe dents. Maybe 20% bluing left. It would stove pipe about 50% of the rounds. I sent it to Ruger and when it came back it had an invoice in the box. I think they replaced every single moving part in the rifle, re-blued, and put on a new stock. The Amount Due box said N/C. Pretty much the same treatment from Remington on a well used 1100 that I bought second hand. No new stock but they replaced all the guts for free. Neither company even asked for shipping.