What GLTaylor said. A competent Smith/ Machinist, would of known to true the bolt face and lugs after removing the barrel and reaming it out. It's all part of the process. Today in dealing with Machine shops or anyone else for that matter, you have to communicate every step of the process, so they know to follow up on every thing the customer wants done. The work order states pretty much every thing that gets done in a shop this day and time. With the corona virus going around, some of these shops are operating on a very thinned out crew. "Delivery guys running machines and assembling product." And it sounds like this is what's happening with the shop, you do business with. I'm Not trying to make up excuses for the shop, that has you standing on your head. " All that falls under what Javman said.",,, It's like, when I take my Company car in and have it serviced. I don't expect to have to tell them to remove the oil drain plug before they drain the oil, and replace it before they put the new oil in. LOL Hey, keep us posted on the out come of this mess. I've read a good bit of info, on what might be going on with your rifle here in this forum, Some good ideas. Still It's a 50/50 on what it might be.
