They said if I were an American, I could send it back at my own expense and they'd "look at it" - but since I was a Canadian - and they don't allow arms back into the USA, once they have been shipped out, that I'd "have to live with it".
Thus began my solemn vow to never have anything to do with Remington unless they change their policies to either give Canadians a place to return such problems, to include targets showing how the rifle shoots out of the factory, to guarantee accuracy of what they sell, or have their Canadian representatives allow for the return of rifles the BUYER considers unsatisactory.
As Remington has not moved towards doing any of those suggestions - as is, I've bought my last Remington.
Even Tikka, one of the cheaper rifles for sale in Canada, GUARANTEES 3 shots into an inch at 100 metres.
With differences in corporate policy like that - why anyone would buy a Remington in Canada - is beyond me.
