Fair enough, and certainly your call. Gopherslayer makes a good point in his post above. I take back the " dumb " remark.
Man, if I had a quarter for every " unwise " thing I`ve done in my 76 years on the planet I`d be in a much higher tax bracket!
I agree! And sometimes we forget and criticize others for doing the same thing! Somebody pretty important said a long time ago something about noticing the speck in your brother`s eye while ignoring the beam in your own.
LOL! I actually seen that video before. That was an awesome post!
We are saying selling it with the honest opinion of how it shoots but along with the factory assessment of it. Just in case it’s error on the users end. It happens. You clearly haven’t purchased any optics where the user doesn’t have a clue what the diopter does. Sends it in for clarity issues, gets a clean slate back then sells it. Next guy is perfectly happy. It happens just be honest when you sell it
Fair enough. I’m not trying to shit on you or your experience. Just stating the fact that sometimes it’s ok to just move on to something else especially if your having that bad of luck and service from a particular brand
They were in Khyber Pass in Northern Afghanistan, between Kabul and Peshawar. That’s where the open gun market is that they went to. It’s been a running joke for decades about the people in that town making shitty hand-built knockoff and one of a kind piece mill guns.LOL! I actually seen that video before. That was an awesome post!
Not sure if he twisted the tool steel far enough to make sure it's a proper 1-10 twist for his barrel?
Love his left over shredded rag... and lapping compound to smooth out the bore also!
His barrel blank only had a little runout... so good to go there also!
Where there is a will there is a way!
I wish I could find the new video (forget it if was ABS, or NBC or CBS) back when Russia was fighting in Afghanistan back in the 1980's time frame. Anyways they went to a open gun market.... and besides guns that where for sale (including M1 Garands and Lugers from WW1) they showed them making AK47's by hand which included hand cut rifling the barrels on a real old looking 1800's cutting type machine if you want to call it that. Back then they pulled the cutter thru by hand. Gotta say though... those hand built AK's worked and slinged lead to kill the Russians good enough.
I should make a video of making gun barrels totally by hand... I could be a TikTok star!
Make sure you post a photo copy of their response, on their Letter Head, here. Just to clear all doubt.
It'll go deeper - just wait until they figure out that IF he does get into legal action they will be pulled in, and in that process will have themselves a PR issue to potentially deal with. That's the very uncool part nobody is talking about.
Reread some of the posts, as that was covered but not in direct wording.
I’m sure he’s competent in what he’s looking at on the rifle himself
I would guess most reading this, but a handful in particular. If they want to chime in they will. Most everyone I know would gladly welcome another set of eyes to any problem they are having. Then again my crowd might be, just weird.
That was measured and checked when it was installed. I had to sub another 6-48 screw I had around because the shorty that came with the Seekins rail was too short once the front was bedded and didn’t even have 1 full thread of engagement and the longer one was too long and would have bottomed out.
Thanks for confirming suspicions, post # 145 should have been heeded.
Laughing, this is too easy.
C'mon man! You either came on here just to rant, troll, or look for sympathy - which would be crazy to come here looking for sympathy!
Don’t forget “I sued Bergara in small claims court and lost. The legal system sucks ass!”
