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registering the warranty.. mail or online?

45K views 52 replies 46 participants last post by  Sawfish  
#1 ·
newby with a 24/7G2 that may or may not be broken, and asking for the fastest warranty registration.

now i dont know for sure it needs a trip to FL( that's a separate thread coming soon in the 24/7 forum),
but i need to know the fastest way to get my warranty registered with taurus-usa.

Should i use the mail in card or the online form at taurususa.com?

thanks for the help
norm
 
#6 ·
You don't have to register for your gun to be covered. Even when you buy a used one, it's covered. If you ever have to use the warranty, they will get the info they need before they work on it.
 
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#9 ·
I ALWAYS do both.
 
#12 ·
I just registered my used PT709 online - very fast and now I'm in the datbase. Saves a stamp, given how the postage price will probably be going up expodentially!
 
#13 ·
I did both, but mainly because I was sending out for the free NRA membership anyway!!!
 
#15 ·
I never have registered my warranty on my Taurus firearms, but it's not like they came with the card. All three of mine were used, but i don't think it matters anyway since the coverage follows the gun and not the owner.
 
#16 ·
I never mailed in the cards, I did all reg's online. When I called Taurus to order parts, I gave them the SN(s) of the gun(s) & my zip code and they could pull up my info from the system right away. However, they always verified my address & phone number to make sure these were correct/up to date.
 
#21 ·
I registered mine online. Then I tried to look up my gun on the site using the serial number search, site said it couldn't find a match. So did I register with the wrong number? (I have a pt140, I used the numbers on the "butt" of the slide. Three letters, five numbers...)
 
#22 ·
They're a little slow updating that information, and I don't think they get it from registration cards anyway.
 
#26 ·
I always do both, can`t hurt.
 
#27 ·
I did mine online. Personal preference.