Does that mean the it is much common with fixed stocks?Originally Posted by JeffMan
I'm quite looking into this right now and deciding if I'll get one though.
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Does that mean the it is much common with fixed stocks?
I'm quite looking into this right now and deciding if I'll get one though.
If you want to survive...then you must be built for the kill...
I got a folder and it was straight.
The rate of an actual misaligned rifle is at 0.12% or 1 in 813... Because of parallax and optics it might seem like a rifle is misaligned, but if you use a straight edge clamped to stand-off blocks on receiver and calipers to come up with an exact measurement that is not based on eyesight the overwhelming majority of cases are well within spec
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Last edited by JeffMan; 05-01-2020 at 05:47 PM.
I got a kick out of this update email from TI.
Hello,
Unfortunately no orders will be shipping out today. We use a shipping contractor to handle Type 81 processing and unfortunately they’ve had some staffing issues due to COVID-19 school cancellations. We’ve been assured they will be back to work tomorrow to resume shipping orders. Once shipped you’ll receive a follow up order status update with tracking information.
Our apologies for the delays!
TRANSLATION... we hired this guy John and a chick Jane to pack and mail the type 81’s but they both had to go home and look after their snot factories. They’d better be here tomorrow...
In seriousness, thanks for the update TI. I was getting ready to call.
Lol epic video must have took 200 takes, 5 round mag fires 4 boolets and jump cut to next scene, repeat!
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Last edited by JeffMan; 05-01-2020 at 05:44 PM.
Hopefully that means soonish, I got the e-mail too.
Spec is larger than the deviance on your rifle... and the next guys.
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Last edited by JeffMan; 05-01-2020 at 05:44 PM.
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