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Thread: Second hand optics and Warranties

  1. 06-05-2015, 01:53 PM #1
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    Second hand optics and Warranties

    Looking at possibly getting some new binos, wondering what's the story with non-transferable warranties when buying second hand? I know quite a lot of companies don't have transferable warranties, not sure what that means as too the no-fault workmanship warranty, if they need repairing what the difference in attitude they would have between the original owner and the new owner?
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    I've Re-Posted this in the optics section, where I should have posted it in the first place! :-/
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    Leupold will warranty it. Everybody else won't.
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    I would say leicia would from the reports on here
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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    I would say leicia would from the reports on here
    As does Zeiss


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    Cheers, that's pretty good news, I'd pretty much narrowed it down to Leica and Zeiss.
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