At least as helpful as the hateful ones. Point, counter-point....
M10X Canadian MSRP set
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At least as helpful as the hateful ones. Point, counter-point....
My point is that the obvious risks that you acknowledge above exist, makes open and clear communication of accurate information crucial.
M&M can't predict the future but they do have 100% control of Marketing and PR.
When people make things personal, I tend to take them that way. It's a cold world. I could have hoped for much worse than a warranteed firearms disappointment....
I don't know what you think this rifle is... it's a 65 year old design matched up with a 55 year old design and that's modern?
State of the art tooling? It's stampings? ANYONE can do that... and the component machine work is no better then Chinese from the pictures I've seen posted.
That's some potent koolaid you been drinking.
Don't mind Hitzy - he can't seem to help his obnoxious nature. That is why I put him on my ignore list. Unfortunately, you played right into his hands by quoting him for all to see....
The machining on that M10X bolt carrier group looks fine to me. It is certainly superior in every way to the hand-Dremelled bolt that one unfortunate T81 owner recently received. Another T81 is confirmed to have a bent receiver, with others beginning to second-guess the
trueness of their rifles. The folders come with mismatched furniture on the buttstock. No doubt other major QC issues will arise as more T81s are finally delivered. I actually feel badly for those with no previous Norinco experience who bought a T81 expecting $1100 worth of rifle.
The machining on that M10X bolt carrier group looks fine to me. It is certainly superior in every way to the hand-Dremelled bolt that one unfortunate T81 owner recently received. Another T81 is confirmed to have a bent receiver, with others beginning to second-guess the
trueness of their rifles. The folders come with mismatched furniture on the buttstock. No doubt other major QC issues will arise as more T81s are finally delivered. I actually feel badly for those with no previous Norinco experience who bought a T81 expecting $1100 worth of rifle.
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I have never once thought of placing anyone on an ignore list. Despite how annoying I may deem anyone at any given time or moment It's dissension of opinion and even an iota of respect for the experiences of others that provides us the catalyst for growth and I value that immensely. If it were not for this attitude I never would have figured out that I'm the dickhead often.
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No I doubt that will occur. I've been involved with many hobbies and some very high end'ish for 30 plus years now and for the most part I respect and encourage the views of others whether or not they agree with mine. Ignore lists imo and the blatant advertising of such a list is a ploy commonly used by the neophyte childish closed minded chest thumping braggarts and the serial humble braggarts.
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Same, Even the guys that annoy me in one thread will have something of value to say in another. I love to debate/argue, it's a great way to learn new things or in some cases teach.
Anyone who blocks people may be a closet lieberal, if you can't handle having someone tell you something you don't agree with and it upsets you enough to block someone you are behaving like a child. Different opinions and viewpoints are how the world used to function and grow, these days I just see the world spiraling down the toilet with everyone being offended by everything others do and say.
There are plenty of trolls, braggarts and crap talkers, that do nothing but that on these forums. I've made use of my ignore list, and people go on it and people come off it as topics and time goes on.
Many like constructive debate and good conversation, I can agree with most of the comments here, in many cases people just can't seem to conduct themselves online as they would in person.
Many like constructive debate and good conversation, I can agree with most of the comments here, in many cases people just can't seem to conduct themselves online as they would in person.
Each to their own WRT use of the ignore button. I personally find it a useful tool for filtering out the sorts of posts that offer nothing of substance to me. It is not about silencing dissent or censoring opinion. It is about ignoring those whose first resort is to offer rude personal offense. It is about not having to read the same childish insults and uneducated opinions time and again, ad-nauseum. At the end of the day, choosing not to view certain people's posts is about tailoring the CGN experience for my maximum enjoyment and edification. Selfish? Perhaps but I value my time and don't need or want to associate with arse-hats online any more than I would tolerate their presence in person. I like a spirited discussion as much as the next guy/gal, but I draw the line at repetitive, offensive (to me, at least), and boorish behaviour. Hence, the personal "ban hammer"! Used sparingly, it only enhances the CGN experience.....
Exactly, this is how I fee about it.
Well, I've seen a lot worse on on some Chinese stuff. It does look beefy, which is a good thing. Although you can clearly see the tooling on this sample.
and the component machine work is no better then Chinese from the pictures I've seen posted.
Inclined to agree. Maybe it's just the picture quality/angles bit that looks really rough.
I could never get over the "DMR" bull #### but I hope no one who does buy one of these gets screwed over with ####ty hardware or lack-luster warranty work.
Well, with M+M and NS on duty I just hope that those that buy them never need parts or service after the sale.
As for the machine marks, most of that will make absolutely no difference in how the rifle functions, as long as the friction surfaces are polished smooth the rest is just cosmetic.
