02-25-2014, 06:19 AM
I thought you were going to put it together yourself. Arrrrgghhhhhhhh! What screw(s) did they break? So test-fire was not mentioned to you when you agreed to the work?
I would not shoot it, because then "You did that." Hence the encouragement for you to go shoot it. With the bore scope, you will want someone to look at the port first, analyze the area around it, then work forward from it at 12 o'clock within the barrel. If there is any missing section of steel in front of the port, that would be an indicator of damage to the bore. Any abnormal striations in front of the port along that land or groove would also indicate damage from a burr that was dragged down the pipe violently.
Where did they get the ammunition to test-fire it? Did they have it on-hand and not even check with you that it was ok to fire through your blaster?
I would not shoot it, because then "You did that." Hence the encouragement for you to go shoot it. With the bore scope, you will want someone to look at the port first, analyze the area around it, then work forward from it at 12 o'clock within the barrel. If there is any missing section of steel in front of the port, that would be an indicator of damage to the bore. Any abnormal striations in front of the port along that land or groove would also indicate damage from a burr that was dragged down the pipe violently.
Where did they get the ammunition to test-fire it? Did they have it on-hand and not even check with you that it was ok to fire through your blaster?