WECSOG or Bubba'd?

[HTRN]

So at the end of the day, what you're really saying is that Boyd's QC guy blows dead whales. And his cousin is in charge of Customer Service.

They blew it, it happens. What sucks is they didn't rectify it.

[First Shirt]

I'm gonna write this one off as an aberration, since I've been dealing with them for a long time, and this is the first one that was not a drop-in fit, and I could fix it myself.

Next time will be the last time.

[Aesop]

So at the end of the day, what you're really saying is that Boyd's QC guy blows dead whales. And his cousin is in charge of Customer Service.

They blew it, it happens. What sucks is they didn't rectify it.

An operator error is understandable; not catching it in QC sucks. But blaming the customer for noticing it is unforgivable.

[Termite]

I think a pretty good repair job was done, considering the effort & cost vs. reward ratio.

[McClarkus]

I think a pretty good repair job was done, considering the effort & cost vs. reward ratio.

Yes, good job on the fix. Customer service indicates the difference between amateurs and true professionals.

[First Shirt]

In all fairness, the rest of the inletting is near-as-dammit perfect. The mag well needed a little attention, but you have to expect something of that sort (and they tell you that some additional inletting may be needed.). The tang sits down in the stock just like it's supposed to, the notch for the bolt handle is very clean and very even, and the barrel is free-floated from the recoil lug forward. The sling studs are positioned correctly, and very nicely centered on the stock and forearm, just like they should be. And two out of the three screw holes were located correctly.

(Can you tell that I'm trying to put a good spin on this?)

[Weetabix]

The spin is making me dizzy!

I vote for "competent repair" as opposed to WECSOG or bubba.