WARNING:
DO NOT EVER PURCHASE ANY OF THE AIR RIFLES AND GUNS FROM TRIGGER!!!
They have known electrical corrosion issues with the wiring, microswitches for the trigger mechanisms and batteries. I purchase a gun for my nephew and it failed the first day on the range, 3 shots and it was dead! He spent the remainder of the day waiting for his ride to finish play, dejected, sad, over analizing his fate and blaming himself as our young tend to do, wondering what he had done to warrant such a failure and shitty day!
They represent and sell the guns knowing they have issues. Yet say nothing.
Their return policies are extremely difficult and onerous on customers giving you less than 7 days to return for "in-store-credit" and do not meet the government regulations for returns.
My nephew went out with his team on the weekend, a week of planning, preparation a 45 minute drive out to the range in Langley only to have his new flashy state-of-the-art gun fail within the first 15 minutes.
We brought it back and they acknowledge the problem and explained what had happened and why. "It is related to a grease the manufacturers have used that corrodes the electronics."
One would reasonable think that knowing this, the Trigger owners would return all the defective weapons for new ones or repair all the guns in inventory before they sold them to their customers to make sure it doesn't inconvienence their customers or their buying experience. Sadly that didn't happen.
We've been back 3 times to resolve this issue.
I wonder how many others have bought guns only to have them fail and not return them or are too embarrassed or shy to deal with it? The process is intimidating!
We bought into the up sell pitch, the bigger, better, deal! Buying into a "better made, more recognized manufacturer and yes, a couple hundred dollars more expensive gun."
There is no question the staff and armourer are extremely knowledgeable, friendly and easily to believe and like, it is very hard not to take them at face value.
Well see how this works out... I'll keep you posted. read more