Jewell Trigger Repair

[shortgrass]

I thought I'd post this as I see lots of whinning and whimpering about being able to contact suppliers by phone or e-mail. Last week I packaged up a Jewell Trigger, brought to me by a customer, that had been dropped. It had a broken trigger lever (the part your finger would contact when firing). I shipped it to Jewell via USPS Priority Mail as I have a "Click & Ship" on-line account. I included a short and to the point note, on my letterhead, and payment info, as this wasn't a warranty repair. UPS dropped it off today, fixed! There are just not enough hours in the day to answer all the phone calls and e-mails that are coming to these businesses with questions. I didn't care how long it took, I just knew it needed to be done and they were the only ones that could do it! I feel I got the great turn around because I didn't bother them with "how long" or "how much" just gave 'um what they needed to get it done. Might be a lesson here.

 

[Immike]

I have had 2 great service experiences in the last year with jewell trigger. They have my loyalty from now on.

 

[jonbearman]

I bought one from larry scott and it was no good.Sent it back and called 2 weeks later and he said it would be done and in the mail friday of that week and I got it tuesday at 11:00am teusday.Now that was 2 years ago but I thought that wasnt bad turn around even then.I love my ar-15 jewels and I have 4 of them.

 

[LCazador]

I too have had great service from them . I see where someone posted ( I think it was Larry Scott ) that they are selling most of their triggers abroad for a higher profit . Supposedly the reason they are in short supply . In your opinion should Larry Scott have replaced the trigger , Jon ?