WK180-C Owner's manual

[Ironheart]

I've never read a manual in my life......but sounds great ! One step closer!

[Bubba Yugga]

Page 13, figure numbers 5 and 7. Why are they labeled "optional?

[Mr.Sparkle]

One of the most comprehensive manuals I've seen in a long time. Nicely done!

[William_mississauga]

That quite an interesting barrel breaking recommendation

[Bubba Yugga]

The barrel break in is practically word for word from the Armalite AR180B manual. Why mess with a good thing.
Made sense then. Makes sense now.

[Mr Wolverine]

Pages 10 and 11, I can't wrap my head around fig no 9.

You spotted an error, # 9 should read bolt catch spring not carrier.

[Mr Wolverine]

Page 13, figure numbers 5 and 7. Why are they labeled "optional?

Originally they were optional now they are standard, I will get that corrected, thanks.

[William_mississauga]

The barrel break in is practically word for word from the Armalite AR180B manual. Why mess with a good thing.
Made sense then. Makes sense now.

Before shipping the rifle out to customers wolverine is putting 10 rounds through so if they did not follow this will it be an issue?

Maybe I am no understanding the process correctly or they
Fired one shot the cleaned and repeat 9 more times or is fire 10 rounds then clean?

[Mr Wolverine]

Before shipping the rifle out to customers wolverine is putting 10 rounds through so if they did not follow this will it be an issue?

Maybe I am no understanding the process correctly or they
Fired one shot the cleaned and repeat 9 more times or is fire 10 rounds then clean?

No this will not be an issue. Barrel break in is a very debatable topic and there is no definite science that if you do this or don't do this there will be dire consequences. Personally I use my own system which is more rds and less cleaning, the secret to good accuracy and long barrel life is not to overheat the barrel and clean correctly. More barrels are spoiled through bad cleaning than incorrect use.

[William_mississauga]

Thanks Wolverine