Broken windage adjustment in my Precihole SP50 RF

[shanx77]

I'm new to the forum and while I used to shoot a lot as a child and in my youth (both personally and with the NCC), I have recently returned to the world of shooting.

To get back to shooting, I bought a Precihole SP50 RF from Amazon.in in January this year and while I totally love the pistol (inspite of the slightly harder trigger weight), I was surprised to find the hole which houses the windage adjustment screw broken after 3 weeks of using the pistol. I've been trying to contact Precihole through the site and while they responded to my first post on the site, they told me that someone would contact me within a day or 2. Ater a week of no contact, I left another message on the site but no response yet.

I just need to be able to contact someone at Precihole so that I can get my pistol repaired or replaced. Would anyone have their contact numbers or email ID? Would be very grateful if someone can help me get in touch with them.

Shanx77

[MauserTypeC]

Hi had the same issue with mine. Did you get a replacement.

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[GNV]

That is odd. They respond to their customer's problems very promptly. Their contact details are on their website.

[MauserTypeC]

I got it replaced but the second one broke too at the same spot.

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[Mortis]

Mine also hasnt been in the best of condition since I got it a year ago. Also the front sight was loose out of the box and thread of sight into which the nut goes was stripped

[nkarun]

Hai, I too had same issue. But get a replacement, as some one pointed here, they are ready to replace faulty part. But unfortunately the replacement can also go wrong. I will attach pic, the rear sight is an aluminium cast part. I got Percihole customer support watsup number, the executive I dealt with said it's an OEM part and they will replace it. Also pointed it's a first issue am reporting. I think Dr. Ji is unaware of this issue. What I understand is it's because of hole position for windage adj screw. Windage adjustment screw is fixed 1 or 2 mm from edge of main body of rear sight. Because of this small allowance, a small tap or fall or even recoil may cause crack on wintage body . One more point to say. The aluminium casting in this case is not of good quality.