No, they don't. The right answer is to own up to your mistakes, and publicize the he## out of the recall, so people don't get their fingers blown off.
There are still 20 rifles out there that are not accounted for, and any and all problems from here on out lie solely on Beretta's conscencience.
This is one of the few times I can see a good reason for lawyers. I hope no more failures occur, but if they do, I hope the injured party gets a lawyer with the exact same moral standards Beretta has. I would expect them to take Beretta for every single penny possible; their reprehensible and immoral response to the problem almost requires it. JMO, Dutch.
Dutch -
I agree completely. My comment was specifically about the root cause - bad barrels or bad ammunition. I think its bad barrels, which is what Sako says. How they handled the matter (extremely poorly and irresponsibly, IMHO) is a different matter.
