Important Note from The MAG Team

[rogue]

Just A Note From The MAG Team.

Please under stand any modification carried out to a new weapon/product not done by us voids any and all 'Factory' and subsequent MAG Warranty's.

We can not return a gun/product to the manufacturer that has been modified/tampered with regardless of cause.

This is regardless of the type of modification or reason.

So please consider your warranty periods before rushing off and 'fixing' something that isn't broken.

If you ever have issues regarding any product you have purchased please contact us straight away.

We would rather be able to put it right than have to turn you away.

Regards
MAG Team

[Snax]

changing from tamaya to deans doesnt count right?

It sounds like a stupid question but just thought i'd ask.

[Zero]

I would get them to do it Snax.

That way you would be covered.

[Bladerunner]

Yes changing the connectors will void the warranty always advisable to ask first before doing anything.

[Nematode]

Seems fair to me.

[Argonaut]

I would get them to do it Snax.

That way you would be covered.

I asked them to do it and they directed me to Acey

[Bubby]

I would get them to do it Snax.

That way you would be covered.

I asked them to do it and they directed me to Acey

ahhh yes but they directed you to Acey under their advisement. Not something you did on your own. So if he stuffed it up then you'd still be covered under the warranty

[rogue]

See post in General private section

[Argonaut]

I would get them to do it Snax.

That way you would be covered.

I asked them to do it and they directed me to Acey

ahhh yes but they directed you to Acey under their advisement. Not something you did on your own. So if he stuffed it up then you'd still be covered under the warranty

I wouldn't expect it to be under manufacturers warranty after modifying it, I have always looked at stuff that gets imported for me as my own risk anyway.

Somehow i think that the warranty on an airsoft gun isn't all that long anyway? Possibly a year? Especially considering the life they're expected to live through.
But I would expect (including all retailers) that if something went wrong with a product that is a passion to both seller and buyer, then they'd give me advice on how to fix it etc anyway, because keeping customers happy is the main priority, as it is this way at my work.