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I'm sorry to hear you're having troubles. If I missed something, I'm sorry for that, but my inbox is empty and I haven't been forwarded any voicemails for firearms related issues. We're available by phone M-Th from 7a - 4p CT and Friday's from 7a - 11a CT. Emails are generally answered within...

Given all of the information, my opinion is that the root of the issue is the ammunition. The action functions with some but not all mil spec ammunition which is pretty consistent with what we've seen over the years. You can adjust the action to accommodate the ammunition, but it's going to...

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PROOF does that to better locate the recoil lug on the barrel for Origin pre-fits. It's not necessary for function, but it's definitely not laziness on their end to cut it the way they do.

SA = 1.9 oz MA = 2.05 oz LA = 2.2 oz

It's pretty subjective. I'd lean on PROOF for that answer when using their barrels. As a baseline for rimfire, I've seen 35 - 55 ft-lbs commonly used.

We live in a modern era of machining and engineering...pretty much anything is possible. The question should more or less be: is it worth it to have a bolt manufactured to fit a certain receiver? Or, does it make more sense to have a product with mostly the same features for $400 more? That's...

With the RimX, the bolt closing with a barrel installed is the effective "go" gauge. As long as the no-go that we supplied doesn't close, you're good to go. The way we capture a round and set headspace is unique to our system. Thank you - Ray

Not the same at all. The TL3 and Origin have different bolt bodies completely. Thanks - Ray

All actions ship with a no-go gauge in the baggie with rail screws and trigger pins. Thanks - Ray

At that frequency, there's nothing you're doing wrong. If you've had <0.2% issues over time, those are more than likely just freak accidents. I understand they suck, but, generally, what accident doesn't suck? There shouldn't be an explicit need to change bolt head components each time there's...

No. That would require the traditional protruding extraction system which would require timed extractor cuts in the barrels which is one of the major selling points of the RimX action. Thank you - Ray

Check your extractor's movement. It should move relatively freely by pushing on it by hand. If it doesn't move nice and smooth, take the extractor out and inspect it for burrs or any other damage. Throw a dab of grease in the slot on the bolt face and reinstall it. If it continues to give you...

No, sear height and COC are not related. COC is related to the sear length. .010" of COC is pretty darn low and close to undetectable but could be improved upon if it were felt totally necessary. Thanks - Ray

It is currently true that BnA triggers paired with any of our actions should use the LOW sear. Thanks - Ray

I don't think that will be something we do large scale.

A revision to this part is currently being programmed and will be in the machines in the coming weeks. Admittedly, it was an oversight and it should have been longer from the start. We all live and learn every day. Thanks - Ray

This is correct.

Tolerance stacking in an action makes it more likely that it's an issue with our product than PROOF's. OP, like others have said, just shoot me an email. I'll get you a return label to send the BA in for inspection. Thanks - Ray ([email protected])

It sounds like you'd benefit from replacing your extractor kit. Shoot us an email with your address and we'll get you sorted out. Thanks - Ray