I'd ship with UPS if you can help it. FedEx has been dropping the ball lately on losing firearms in transit. Just sayin'

 

That must be why Smith & Wesson did not have their name on the package, just Service Center, thanks for the heads up!

 

$115 sounds steep. Return the trigger and wait for the PDP Pro version which already has the PDT installed.

 

Do you have to use an FFL when sending for service? I had a dead tritium lamp on my Sig and they just had me send it to them and shipped it back to me.


Never mind…the answer was right there!

 

I had to use FEDX for my S&W, not sure if it's still the same.

 

Walther has the gray ones in stock currently. Surprised to see the black ones out of stock again so soon. I guess they've been incredibly popular. Though you may not need an FFL to handle the shipping. Firearms can be shipped to the manufacturer for service and directly back to the owner (same address it was shipped from) without needing an FFL transfer.

 

I had to return my Browning X-Bolt .270 to them for some warranty work not too long ago. It was a real pain. Packed it up and took it to UPS. They wouldn't take it because Browning e-mailed me the wrong kind of shipping label to ship a firearm. Didn't have Browning's FFL number on it. I called them and they sent me one that UPS would accept. It got shipped directly back to me but it required an adult signature for them to leave it. It's a pain to ship firearms here in New York State. I tried to buy a high end air gun online from a dealer in Ohio not too long ago. Paid for it online only to be called back and told that they couldn't ship it to NY residents. What a joke.