[northlight]

Limited Lifetime Warranty...

....on your new Sig.

See this:

https://www.sigsauer.com/support/warranty/

Register on the Sig website once you take delivery of your new gun.

No need to buy an additional warranty from the dealer.

I've had a couple of issues with my Sigs over the years and they have always taken care of me.

Welcome to the Sig Club!

Northlight

 

[ThnkFrst]

I've never had a problem getting the support that I need directly from SIG under their lifetime (first owner) warranty including free shipping within the first year of ownership. Even on those pistols that I've purchased from my LGS, which includes most of the SIGs that I've purchased, I've always dealt successfully directly with SIG.

You would probably have more concerns with covering the ammo cost for your first SIG.

 

[PatFranklin]

Forget about warranty add-ons offered by the seller.

I would concentrate on thoroughly vetting the seller. When shopping the price I'd also check gunwatcher.com and gunbroker.com. You'll also mostly find more reputable sellers there also.

 

[bearone2]

sig warranty is good to original owner of new pistol.

 

[hardluk1]

Never heard of a lgs add-on warrantee . Sure can't be better than dealing direct with the gun company for any issues you might have .

 

[Willard]

I think what you are describing, is basically an "Insurance Policy" type of warranty offered by retailers on items they sell, sort of like an extended warranty. As others have stated, you would be better off, using the money to buy factory ammunition, as Sig is good about taking care of problems, unless you use reloads.

 

[Superwoody]

Never heard of a lgs add-on warrantee . Sure can't be better than dealing direct with the gun company for any issues you might have .

Bud's and some others have them.

Like others have said, no need with a Sig, especially if it's new and some used. If the original owner never registered it, in most cases Sig will consider you the "first owner".

 

[SheepdogIHS]

The Sig warrantee is all you need on a new Sig. If you were to buy a used Sig have it inspected by someone who really knows Sigs. Check for excessive wear on the alloy frame if so equipped. This is recognizable by the color of the friction surfaces. If they are shiny (little or no finish) steer clear. It was probably not lubed properly.

 

[Ops]

if your dealer orders from Davidsons you get their lifetime warranty automatically

 

[Basspraiser]

Thanks everyone! It's a new SIG so I should be fine...I really appreciate the quick and thorough responses here!

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[Basspraiser]

I'm playing the waiting game now

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[tukatz]

But when are you going to tell us which SIG you are buying?

 

[chris2814]

if your dealer orders from Davidsons you get their lifetime warranty automatically

I was going to mention Davidsons. They are the only ones I would trust to make good outside of the manufacturer.

 

[Exarforce]

I honestly never heard of such a thing as dealer warranty.
Not exactly sure what they cover but as far as I am concerned, every firearm purchased has a problem, its manufacturer's problem, not dealers.
Again, whatever it is that dealer warranty thing is, I would not pay for it.