A lesson on QC, due diligence, and testing before modifying.

[Eurodriver]

Imma get me a wife so I can “build” her guns, too.

[ChattanoogaPhil]

Due diligence and testing a prospective wife is very important.

[26 Inf]

Due diligence and testing a prospective wife is very important.

Quality parts are also important.

[titsonritz]

Parts is parts





Not

[Firefly]

Imma get me a wife so I can “build” her guns, too.

Whomever bears my yoke is responsible for their own gear.

In Georgia, you got a lot of “shotgun and bolt action” girls who go on about their .270s and 6MMs and Nikon scopes and lack of penis. Or the frumpy cop girls who act like their PSA makes them “one of the guys”

The black girls are moderately better but then you run into the SCCY and Hi Point crowd.

All I want is a tall, fertile Rosa Salazar looking chick with an SR-15. All I want God. You are on notice before I convert to Zoroastrianism....

[MegademiC]

Whomever bears my yoke is responsible for their own gear.

In Georgia, you got a lot of “shotgun and bolt action” girls who go on about their .270s and 6MMs and Nikon scopes and lack of penis. Or the frumpy cop girls who act like their PSA makes them “one of the guys”

The black girls are moderately better but then you run into the SCCY and Hi Point crowd.

All I want is a tall, fertile Rosa Salazar looking chick with an SR-15. All I want God. You are on notice before I convert to Zoroastrianism....

I hear AOC runs an AAC in secret, but its probably just rumors.

You should scope it out just to be sure.

[JediGuy]

Imma get me a wife so I can “build” her guns, too.

It doesn’t work. She’d see through it.

[Skyyr]

I had a similar issue on a Lovely Military Tech rifle, only in the 7.62x51 variety. Got the rifle and the upper was chipped up in several spots (cosmetic). Was willing to overlook that, but had so many FTF trying to zero it that it was near impossible to use the thing. Literally, every 3rd-5th round appeared to be short stroking, even with surplus hot NATO. Sent it back, they replaced the upper, but informed me that these rifles take ~200 rounds to break in and that the issue I was having was normal. Apparently, the manufacturer uses stiff buffer springs, combined with other unique elements that combine to require a decent break-in period.

Welp, kept shooting it, it kept FTF issues... until about 190 rounds. Then, all of the problems seem to have magically went away. Not really pleased, as I had to burn through nearly $100 of ammo to get the rifle to a point it wouldn't fail.

Not sure if these are the same issues you're experiencing or not, but thought I'd toss it out there.

[docsherm]

It doesn’t work. She’d see through it.

Nope..... workes too well..... my wife now has 5 ARs and I built them all for her.....and she is very picky..... and now she doesn't let me shoot them or even mess with them.....

[JediGuy]

I was listening to an old P&S modcast, and I think it was Mike from SOLGW that mentioned test firing is important because sometimes it takes a few rounds to smooth everything out, even on a well-made gun. But with what you describe, one would imagine the manufacturer would notify ahead to Let Me Think about the purchase.