FairChase93
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As the title says I broke the battery compartment off my Bushnell Rangefinding binoculars. Really don't know how it happened I was coyote hunting Friday morning and in between stands I looked down and thats when I noticed it was gone.
I called Bushnell they arent covered by any warranty and the guy who was extremely rude, told me I would have to send them in for a repair quote. Then they would mail me the quote then I would respond by mail if I wanted them to fix them and send payment then they would fix them and return them. I was also told the whole process could take 10-12 weeks. They wouldnt give me any kind of ball park figure on the phone.
So I'm wondering if anyone on here has dealt with Bushnell customer service and what your experience was? Maybe someone on here has had the same repair made and could tell me what they paid? It must be a fairly common problem, I'm the 3rd person from this area that I know of to have this exact same problem but no one else has sent theirs in. Apparently they don't mind having a 1200 pair of Rangefinding binoculars that don't range.
I absolutely adore these binos. They work in any weather conditions and getting readings is very easy. Unlike some range finders they are very forgiving and you don't have to be rock solid steady to get a reading. Ive ranged buildings beyond 2000 and animals beyond 1600 they plain work. However this battery thing is a flaw and their customer service so far seems to be a joke.
I called Bushnell they arent covered by any warranty and the guy who was extremely rude, told me I would have to send them in for a repair quote. Then they would mail me the quote then I would respond by mail if I wanted them to fix them and send payment then they would fix them and return them. I was also told the whole process could take 10-12 weeks. They wouldnt give me any kind of ball park figure on the phone.
So I'm wondering if anyone on here has dealt with Bushnell customer service and what your experience was? Maybe someone on here has had the same repair made and could tell me what they paid? It must be a fairly common problem, I'm the 3rd person from this area that I know of to have this exact same problem but no one else has sent theirs in. Apparently they don't mind having a 1200 pair of Rangefinding binoculars that don't range.
I absolutely adore these binos. They work in any weather conditions and getting readings is very easy. Unlike some range finders they are very forgiving and you don't have to be rock solid steady to get a reading. Ive ranged buildings beyond 2000 and animals beyond 1600 they plain work. However this battery thing is a flaw and their customer service so far seems to be a joke.
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