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Remington Kept My Sendero II 7 RUM
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<blockquote data-quote="Mike 338" data-source="post: 625609" data-attributes="member: 41338"><p>I'm confused how anyone thinks this fellow is lucky to get a new rifle. Just look at Remingtons's claims about the quality of their products. Does what they say line up with what they do? How does this rifle even make it out the door? I'll tell you how. Flood the market with any quality of product including known or suspected defective units and deal with the relatively small percentage that comes back in the form of a return. Look how hard this fella worked to make his shoot before he sent it back. I'm not sure how you even get to the point where you have a factory full of bad barrels but I suspect Remington will find a way put them into service and work them into distribution because throwing away suspect materials and/or insuring each unit has a degree of "excellence" before it goes out the door will no doubt affect the "margins". Yeah, those Management guys are smart aren't they? If you ask me, each Remington purchased should come with a spare in case the first one won't shoot (and you know it won't). Everybody jabbers on about how great they are to modify. That's because you don't like what you bought! </p><p></p><p>And even after knowing all this, still we keep buying them???? Some people shouldn't be allowed to have money.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mike 338, post: 625609, member: 41338"] I'm confused how anyone thinks this fellow is lucky to get a new rifle. Just look at Remingtons's claims about the quality of their products. Does what they say line up with what they do? How does this rifle even make it out the door? I'll tell you how. Flood the market with any quality of product including known or suspected defective units and deal with the relatively small percentage that comes back in the form of a return. Look how hard this fella worked to make his shoot before he sent it back. I'm not sure how you even get to the point where you have a factory full of bad barrels but I suspect Remington will find a way put them into service and work them into distribution because throwing away suspect materials and/or insuring each unit has a degree of "excellence" before it goes out the door will no doubt affect the "margins". Yeah, those Management guys are smart aren't they? If you ask me, each Remington purchased should come with a spare in case the first one won't shoot (and you know it won't). Everybody jabbers on about how great they are to modify. That's because you don't like what you bought! And even after knowing all this, still we keep buying them???? Some people shouldn't be allowed to have money. [/QUOTE]
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