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Its customers like you that are likely the reason for them not having a phone number.I will say because Woox doesn’t have a number. I will be going through a dealer and making the dealer responsible. I can call MDT or B&C ext to have an issue fixing and talk to a real person. I have had to call many manufacturers and got people on the phone. I should not have to play the email game. Again. Call fix the issue and fallow up with a email for a paperless trail.
Do you have ATX bolts in stock? If so what sizes?Have not heard of extra XC bolts yet. AT, AX, ATx would still be the only option when availabe. Unless you wanted to sacrifice an existing bolt in a retrofit.
I agree that it is a sign, but for me I don't really care where it ejects if it does so reliably. My favorite upper consistently throws them at 1 -1:30 but has done so for a couple of thousand rounds. At that rate I won't touch a thing.Ok, seriously....
When and more importantly WHY did the ejection pattern become the end-all, be-all sign of AR operation?
Sorry, I shouldn't have said large volume. Those were ill-chosen words on my end. I should've instead said fairly well known dealers.
Regardless, my point is that everyone has their favorite brands. From actions to triggers, to stocks and chassis, accessories, and especially optics. To the point of being excessively dogmatic about it.
Some people/dealers/"pros"/gunsmiths/[insert industry profession here] prefer NF. Some ZCO. Some Khales. Some TT. Some S&B. They all have their reasons, some reasons may have more merit than others.
As shooters we are pretty lucky to have the choices we do these days, it's hard to make a bad choice. If you have the opportunity to choose between a ZCO and modern Khales, there isn't really a bad choice there. Or any of the other top tier scope brands.