
Originally Posted by
D.S. Brown
Granted I only have average intelligence, but I "got" what he meant by the "(sarcasm)" of WW not even owning a torque wrench. He was alluding to the improbable idea that a manufacturer of AR 15's doesn't even possess a rudimentary tool, such as a torque wrench, let alone tools and machines of even a more complex nature required to manufacture and assemble AR-15's, and yet that is precisely what they are doing, thus calling into question the process and quality of said AR-15's produced.
I for one appreciate your presence in this thread, because intentionally or unintentionally, you are proving the point of the OP and many of the posters on this thread soundly. Thank you for your contribution (sarcasm).
In all seriousness my military time was 23+ years ago. I was infantry, and hardly G-ds gift to M-16's/AR-15's. So 6 years ago I came across this forum, while owning a sub-par CMMG, (oxymoron). I read, I learned, and I listened, and I kept an open mind. The amount of industry and military knowledge on this sight dwarfs other locations on the error net handily. Like others have said why wouldn't I listen to these pros, especially the former military people that have BTDT, and do instruction, and have seen literally thousands of AR's from assorted manufacturers come through their classes, and have demonstrably shown on a consistent basis, that your BCM's, Colts, and Daniel Defense's perform from start to stop, while your Bushmasters, CMMG's, Deltons, Olympics, and Rock Rivers don't perform well from start to finish.
However I agree in that, YOU as in YOU, and nobody else, ARE probably well served by your Windham for what you're doing with it, i.e. not going into battle, and doing some limited shooting. Good luck.
Best,
Dave
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