well manufacturing of ANY kind goes through all of these phases......., the old owners let things 'slide ( wear out or down) and the new owners "cut corners, cut costs, bean counters comeup with ways to "save time and money"...nature of the beast..but bottom line, ask any machinist and they'lll tell you in time any cutting tool can and will wear down, dull up and get smaller, your nominal specs in sizes on any given parts drawing now willl change, small chamber, oversized bullet, only a matter of "thousandths" either way and things will NOT fit or work right.....yes, this is supposd to be where "QC" enters the picture, BUT again "humans doing human things"........time of the week, end of the shift, and on and on.......as often said there is never time to do it right, the first time around, but always time to redo it later on.............kept us "service folks" in business for many years..........
exacly as said above, same goes for the ammo...........
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dan
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