Ok so on April 21st I sent my receiver to be fitted with a 357 barrel and I put the MO inside the work order. A week later I called Customer service and asked if I could send in another MO for a 7-08 barrel and the guy told me to send it to the NC location, so I wrapped it in the work order and sent it off. Well Monday I get a bill in the mail from Remington for the 357 barrel and labor. I call them up and they have the MO for the 7-08 but not for the 357. I'm kicking myself because I can't find the receipt for the MO and I'm pretty sure I threw it away when I cleaned out the truck. That is my fault for not holding on to it and putting it in a safe place. What really upsets me is how did they get the work order and lose the MO?!!! I really hope they find it, if not then I'm out $127 and I don't have the money to pay it again. I sold one of my rifles to get the MO in the first place. If they don't get this resolved it will be the last H&R, Remington, or Marlin product I will ever purchase!!!!
thanks for letting me vent,
Ken
So, you sent your receiver to them on April 21st and you recently got confirmation that
they installed a 357 barrel on your receiver. Well I can top that one. I sent my receiver
to them on January 3rd. I got conformation that it was in the system on January 20th.
I called customer service about 1 month after that to confirm a rumor that they were
out of 357 Mag barrels. I have been checking the link in the email that they sent me
from the beginning to check the status of my order and it is the same old song and dance!
"The repairman is working on your firearm." The same status for 4 months! Now I
hear that they put a barrel on your receiver that you sent in April 21st, but there
is no change in the status of my order in 4 months! I'm sorry, but if I said that
I was hugely dissatisfied with Remington's customer service, it would be the
understatement of the century! Anytime I have called their customer service lately
I have been put on hold for a minimum of 15-20 minutes only to talk to someone in
North Carolina that doesn't have much of an idea, other than what they see on
their computer screens, what is going on at Ilion! I don't blame them. It's not
their fault. How could they know anything? The system really stinks there right
now! I can only hope they get it fixed immediately, if not sooner!

It sure wasn't anything like this when the plant was at Gander Mass. Back then
I got turnarounds all the way from the left coast in less than 30 days more than once.
Robert