Warranty comparison...

[johara1]

RMorehouse,

March may tell you that. What I do not see is that they will fix it at no charge to the original purchaser after a certain time frame. I do not see any warranty to someone who purchases the scope other than the original purchaser. To me, that says buying a used March leaves you on your own if repairs are needed.

Build to specs.
Hammer to fit.
Paint to cover.

I had better luck with March than Night Force... They let you send it back for 50.00 and tell you nothing is wrong and it is the same as you sent it. Five year warranty sure beats lifetime warranty. .... jim

 

[Evan]

I don't read here about all the problems with March like i do with new models from NF,Lupy & maybe a few others offering lifetime warranty much like Tasco did when they came out & maybe still do for all i know.

My perception of that is that March doesn't sell nearly the volume that the others you mentioned do and they target a much higher price bracket.

100s of thousands of leupold
1000s of NF
Probably 100s of March

Complaints will be less common simply by statistics

 

[IdahoSharpshooter]

It comes down to the surety of N-E-V-E-R having to pay for repairs to my Vortexs or Leupolds. That pretty well takes us to the part of the story that says
"The End".

 

[R.Morehouse]

THE END.......Drop The Mike........
This is a forum...........Good Luck with that...............I am happy you are happy with your optic decisions. I see them as yours and in no way superior in thought or process to any other well thought out choices and decisions>>>>>>>>>>DROP THE MIKE<<<<<<<<<<

Best Regards
Rick

 

[rjtfroggy]

The BEST warranty is the one not used.

 

[JRS]

It comes down to the surety of N-E-V-E-R having to pay for repairs to my Vortexs or Leupolds. That pretty well takes us to the part of the story that says
"The End".

You pre-paid when you bought them.

 

[Turbulent Turtle]

Not me, Rich.View attachment 1063335

That's a sorry-ass exposure setting on your picture. Did you use a Canon for that horrible picture?

The snow in the background fooled you camera.

 

[Knotwild]

I just buy the extended warranty on TV.

 

[JRS]

That's a sorry-ass exposure setting on your picture. Did you use a Canon for that horrible picture?

The snow in the background fooled you camera.

iPhone, Denys.

 

[Evan]

iPhone, Denys.

I won't believe it's yours until I see a video of a giant, 4 wheel, smokey burnout with you in it .

 

[JRS]

I won't believe it's yours until I see a video of a giant, 4 wheel, smokey burnout with you in it .

I bet my wife would be happy to do so in hers.

 

[Turbulent Turtle]

iPhone, Denys.

That explains it. Need a better smartphone. I can adjust exposure on my Note 8, shoot RAW, and the do further adjustments after the picture has been taken.

 

[newbieshooter]

That explains it. Need a better smartphone. I can adjust exposure on my Note 8, shoot RAW, and the do further adjustments after the picture has been taken.

iPhones can also shoot in RAW format and allows you to adjust pictures after they are taken.

 

[pirate ammo]

iPhones can also shoot in RAW format and allows you to adjust pictures after they are taken.

I guess that is good IF you have a Iphone thing,,got my hardwired in my shop and thats it,,rest of the time very peaceful,,

 

[Turbulent Turtle]

iPhones can also shoot in RAW format and allows you to adjust pictures after they are taken.

I was trying to provide cover for JRS.

 

[JRS]

That explains it. Need a better smartphone. I can adjust exposure on my Note 8, shoot RAW, and the do further adjustments after the picture has been taken.

I don't manipulate the photos in my iPhone. What you see is what you get. I'm playing around with one of my film cameras, once again. It's been a while.

 

[Turbulent Turtle]

I don't manipulate the photos in my iPhone. What you see is what you get. I'm playing around with one of my film cameras, once again. It's been a while.

I see. Well, I have Photoshop Express running on my Note 8 and have established communication between my Nikon DSLR and the Note 8. The Note 8 takes RAW also and it has some nice photo manipulation tools. As you know, you don't really edit a RAW file, you just create a way to interpret it and produce a jpeg or similar from it with those settings.

Film? Really? So retro. I still have an SLR with a lens or something, somewhere. What film do you use these days? I was a Panatomic-F or Tri-X fiend in B&W and Kodachrome user back in the day/year/lustrum/decade.

 

[JRS]

I see. Well, I have Photoshop Express running on my Note 8 and have established communication between my Nikon DSLR and the Note 8. The Note 8 takes RAW also and it has some nice photo manipulation tools. As you know, you don't really edit a RAW file, you just create a way to interpret it and produce a jpeg or similar from it with those settings.

Film? Really? So retro. I still have an SLR with a lens or something, somewhere. What film do you use these days? I was a Panatomic-F or Tri-X fiend in B&W and Kodachrome user back in the day/year/lustrum/decade.

Tri-X, Velvia 50, and Pro 400H.

 

[Turbulent Turtle]

Tri-X, Velvia 50, and Pro 400H.

Velveeta? Isn't that a cheese-like product from Kraft instead of color slide film from Fuji?