12-05-2011, 03:49 AM
RangerRick Wrote:That's a dangerous gun. Did you buy it new from the manufacturer? If so send it back for a replacement. If they don't believe the problem and you want to confirm it, you can get a set of "go/no go" gauges. Midway sells them but they are out of stock there til the end of December: http://www.midwayusa.com/product/316994/...64-lbc--ar
Somebody else may have them in stock.
Whoever you bought it from sold you a defective gun, so you should be able to get your money back.
RR
Ranger Rick, I don't appreciate your speculation and posting negative comments like this on a public forum unless you actually see first hand what the problem is and/or you are qualified to determine what the problem is.
Mac37 couldn't get a hold of me because I was out of town hunting and saw an email on my phone and responded as soon as I had signal.
I can assure everyone that John will be taken care of and will make it 100% right after we diagnose the problem properly. Thanks JohnScott@ Specialized Dynamics