Has anyone seen this Happen or know why it happened ? I was looking to buy this Inland then saw this and now im having 2nd thoughts. I came home to check mine and none of them have this. I'm Very Curious now.
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Has anyone seen this Happen or know why it happened ? I was looking to buy this Inland then saw this and now im having 2nd thoughts. I came home to check mine and none of them have this. I'm Very Curious now.
Looks like metal fatigue. I had a receiver come apart once, left side at the bolt track. No reason except it was old...
Would this be a Problem in the future ? or it will be okay. It is a Very Nice Carbine.Quote:
Originally Posted by browningautorifle
Can't say. Mine was fine and then it wasn't. Then it was scrap...
Okay...I think its time to take it off my Watch List and Move on.Quote:
Originally Posted by browningautorifle
Without being able to see more...
I'd have 2 thoughts...
Did a bolt sheer the right lug, causing the left lug to do the damage?
Or maybe vise damage while replacing a barrel?
Would really need to see the inside.
Cheers,
Charlie-painter777
There will be other guns Frank...Quote:
Originally Posted by imntxs564
Reading this makes me uncomfortable about taking my paratrooper to the range once in awhile. I will probably never find another one, at least not without paying a fortune.Quote:
Originally Posted by browningautorifle
This is where I am with the older hard to find guns. Yet when I mentioned it, I was shouted down by the ones that insist they must ALL be shot. (Much like a few people I know...) If you break one, you'll be hosed to replace it. And, heartbroken.Quote:
Originally Posted by HDSledge
That settles it. Initially I took it out one time, 100 or so rounds. Showed it to a dealer friend who said it was the nicest he had seen up close and he advised me not to shoot it also. I'll play it safe and take something else to the range from now on.
You are right Jim, if it broke I would be heartbroken and kicking myself forever.