As the frame is the serial numbered part, it is in effect the 'gun' from a legal standpoint, which creates all sorts of problems in just replacing it.
Did you strip the gun before shooting it? Have you had any trouble reassembling the gun? Did you have to force it back on the frame rails? How smoothly does the slide run on the frame? Ever since KelTec days, it has been my practice to give these little guns a 'fluff and buff', smoothing any burrs on the slide or the frame. The plastic parts of a P380's frame rails reputedly don't matter, but I'd still hate to see them too much damaged.
I'm sure they have offered to let you ship it back, and in this case it is what you should do; it could be fubared. I'm a bad one to ask, but can you manage some pictures?
Moon
Did you strip the gun before shooting it? Have you had any trouble reassembling the gun? Did you have to force it back on the frame rails? How smoothly does the slide run on the frame? Ever since KelTec days, it has been my practice to give these little guns a 'fluff and buff', smoothing any burrs on the slide or the frame. The plastic parts of a P380's frame rails reputedly don't matter, but I'd still hate to see them too much damaged.
I'm sure they have offered to let you ship it back, and in this case it is what you should do; it could be fubared. I'm a bad one to ask, but can you manage some pictures?
Moon
