
Originally Posted by
bjxds
Well here is the DEAL:
Thanks for everyones feedback, it all really confirms what I knew all along. No one really knows,and it is impossible to fix over the internet.
The only way to test is use ammo in other guns, then start swapping parts, which I do not think I should have to do on a new factory rifle.
I understand there can be a bad anything from the best company in the world. What seperates great companies from good ones is customer service. BCM was fast to respond the first time and test the bolt, but I have not been able to get a response since then. There solution is to use Quality NATO spec 556. They must be 100% sure it is not a chamber issue, without testing it ??
Based on some feedback I can agree the Indy ammo may be an issue, but the WWB 556 and Lake City also?? I know may people that are able to run just about anything. So if it is a chamber issue, why not with all ammo. In any case I have been able to shoot Federal XM193 with no issues at all. So BCM may be right after all.
The reason I bought the BCM was because all of the positive feed back on quality and customer service, I do not feel I am getting now.
I guess it is up to me to prove there is an issue with their rifle, it is not up to them to prove there is not. They have access to more BCM parts than I do. I guess it it up to me to do a complete test and troubleshooting. I will, and I will post results and the ultimate outcome.
I am really disappointed and was planning on doing some quality shooting this weekend, not trying to troubleshoot a rifle from a top teir company.
Thanks again for all the responses!
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