tripod3
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Lets see here.
Rugers need new trigger right out of the box
Remingtons usually need a lot of adjustment of the triggers among other things.
The last Savage I bought looked like it had been machined by a 1st grader and the accu-trigger left a lot to be desired. Not to mention the action felt like it had sand in it.
CZ's usually require you to work the bolt a few times for the action to slick up.
My Tikka came in with it's floated barrel push on the stock a little and had to be sanded down with a dowel rod.
My Marlin came in and needed a new trigger right out of the box.
Yep, they all should be perfect out of the box but they never are in this price range.
Perfect 100% of the time is a bit much to ask. I have even seen problems discussed with custom built rifles here on this board and many many problems with custom accessories. As you have confirmed in your list many USA guns expecting the end user to tolerate or pick up the repairs.
Having a friend that sold over over 40,000 guns, it was easy to learn the trouble areas. I'm sorry but to say working the bolt a few times on all CZ's does not cure them. How often do you see someone needing to work on Tikka.
There are certainly other good rifles too.
Lets see here.
Rugers need new trigger right out of the box
Remingtons usually need a lot of adjustment of the triggers among other things.
The last Savage I bought looked like it had been machined by a 1st grader and the accu-trigger left a lot to be desired. Not to mention the action felt like it had sand in it.
CZ's usually require you to work the bolt a few times for the action to slick up.
My Tikka came in with it's floated barrel push on the stock a little and had to be sanded down with a dowel rod.
My Marlin came in and needed a new trigger right out of the box.
Yep, they all should be perfect out of the box but they never are in this price range.
Perfect 100% of the time is a bit much to ask. I have even seen problems discussed with custom built rifles here on this board and many many problems with custom accessories. As you have confirmed in your list many USA guns expecting the end user to tolerate or pick up the repairs.
Having a friend that sold over over 40,000 guns, it was easy to learn the trouble areas. I'm sorry but to say working the bolt a few times on all CZ's does not cure them. How often do you see someone needing to work on Tikka.
There are certainly other good rifles too.