Thread: Browning x-bolt owners

Just thought I would show what pitting really looks like. Caused by a faulty primer. no way doe's it affect the gun, but it sure doe's affect the price @stug knows the gun and how much I paid for it. I bought it with the pits on the bolt face for not much more than half new price. Guns a CZ550

I cannot wait for the full HD vid of James Scully eating a couch.

Originally Posted by veitnamcam

I cannot wait for the full HD vid of James Scully eating a couch.

I hope it's a fucking lazy boy

This is hilfuckingarious! You guys are all wrong and need to just take it on the chin. Lolz

Don't ever change peppapig69421 - We all need someone to laugh at.

Originally Posted by gimp

shut up

Thought he was meant to be having a week off

I'm not sure what the hell this is all about. Stug wanted pics, so I put one up.
Mine is etched, but it doesn't worry me. Any number of things might have caused it. Its had some hot loads through it and the odd relatively minor brass/primer failure during load testing.

What the rest of this thread and niggle is about is beyond me. But this is the place that has 9 pages about a persons sore joints, so nothing would surprise me really

Pepper old boy, I think you've completely misunderstood some of the replies you received on your previous thread.

The important thing is that you're safe. You did the right thing and asked and received good information from several experienced reloader's on here about the faulty Hornady SP ammo. All the rest of the advice about trying to get a new bolt etcetera is secondary to the main issue of the faulty ammo. You're happy with your rifle and bolt and some obviously wouldn't be if it were their rifle. There is no right or wrong about that; it's simply a matter of personal choice.

Originally Posted by 10-Ring

Pepper old boy, I think you've completely misunderstood some of the replies you received on your previous thread.

The important thing is that you're safe. You did the right thing and asked and received good information from several experienced reloader's on here about the faulty Hornady SP ammo. All the rest of the advice about trying to get a new bolt etcetera is secondary to the main issue of the faulty ammo. You're happy with your rifle and bolt and some obviously wouldn't be if it were their rifle. There is no right or wrong about that; it's simply a matter of personal choice.

Common sense....


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@Tahr read the Brass damage thread

@Tahr read the brass damage thread http://www.nzhuntingandshooting.co.n...ge-help-35197/

Yep very interesting Stug. It seems like a bunch of well intentioned good buggers tried to help by giving the benefit of their wisdom to a new member and then it all went horse, water, drink in this thread.

Hey @stug

Every village has its idiot. Let him eat his crayons.

Originally Posted by pepper123

Idiot


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If anyone is like me and spent their time reading the entire brass damaged thread, now this. Then can anyone tell me how someone so naive, immature, disrespectful, unappreciative and so blindly arrogant pass as being fit and proper? Honestly don't believe you're 28 @pepper123... more like 16 and just got there license. Why on earth would you ask for help on a subject which obviously you have no knowledge in (hence why you're asking), then reply with kid like insults and treat every fellow knowledgable member on here like shit? I can say I won't be dealing you after seeing what you're like and I'm sure I'm not the only one

Nope I think you're all in for a good servicing. You won't even whisper pepper123 in the dark . Get eatn then couches boys yum yum


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