I believe just a stiffer action as it is one piece. Your point is valid though. I am not sure how much that stiffness can be measured to assign a value to. Seems the cheaper models get you 99% there. Probably just peace of mind by buying a tank.
I believe just a stiffer action as it is one piece. Your point is valid though. I am not sure how much that stiffness can be measured to assign a value to. Seems the cheaper models get you 99% there. Probably just peace of mind by buying a tank.
Have you noticed or do you know if they have the same bolt tolerance? As in overall. I have 2 deviants, harsh conditions wreak havoc on them. Dust mostlyThe Ruckus has less customizable options than the Deviant. Both are made from the same material, but the difference lies on how the bolt is made. The Ruckus bolt is made in one step, whereas the Deviant bolt takes about 11 steps to make.
That single step for the Ruckus bolt allows Defiance to maintain .001 tolerance, which allows the use of Pre-fit barrels.
I have been shooting for Defiance for almost 6-yrs.
Also curiousHave you noticed or do you know if they have the same bolt tolerance? As in overall. I have 2 deviants, harsh conditions wreak havoc on them. Dust mostly
So sorry to trigger you. But you are correct. There is a difference, and i failed to use the correct term.You guys need to learn the difference between tolerances and clearances/allowances.