Thread: Weaver warranty claim?

Does anyone know if this is still possible or who I should contact about it? According to Weavers website they should have a lifetime warranty for the original owner and my Grandslam has fogged up today.

My mate had a Burris do that. Some 20 years old plus. Had all the original paperwork and lifetime warranty. Burris supplied a new scope.

Iirc Weaver no longer exist

Originally Posted by GWH

Iirc Weaver no longer exist

Interesting topic.......https://www.predatormasters.com/foru.../#post-3205392

Looks like they are history.I Have 3 steel body Weaver scopes and a modern one and always liked the old steel body versions.

Yea their dead and gone unfortunately insurance is your next option

Weaver was absorbed into Vista about 2014-15, and thereafter fell under the Bushnell brand for warranty.

Bushnell brand is owned by Ampro Sales in New Zealand.

I have found the guys Ampro to be very very helpful so I would start there.

https://www.ampro.co.nz/

Thanks @Flyblown , thats exactly what I needed to know.

Let us know how you get on, I also have a Grandslam scope that's no longer working.
Cheers Chris

Emailed Ampro and got a pretty quick reply letting me know another outfit, Nioa, are the agents for Weaver. Despite Bushnell owning Weaver, they are apparently still treated as separate entities for suppliers. I sent an email to Nioa this morning, yet to hear back.

Failing that see if you can find the guy Rackshaw instruments I think he was called in Upper Hutt.
He sorted a weaver scope out for me for a very reasonable price.
Cheers

I'm watching too, have a clear grand slam that I dropped and won't keep zero so would like to get it fixed if they do repairs

Originally Posted by LMcNab

Emailed Ampro and got a pretty quick reply letting me know another outfit, Nioa, are the agents for Weaver. Despite Bushnell owning Weaver, they are apparently still treated as separate entities for suppliers. I sent an email to Nioa this morning, yet to hear back.

One of the members here is in charge of that. Hopefully, he sees this post.

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Rackstraw is the fellow.
Rackshaw was the conman also from Upper Hutt.

I'm not sure if he is still doing scopes or not, my father in law helps him out from time to time doing speedo repairs

Anymore info on this guy in upper hutt who fixes scopes? I have an older weaver that I brought 2nd hand and is having issues with the paralex adjustment and dial up