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What’s the most common problem/complaint brought into your shop?
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Posts: 1088 | Location: NV | Registered: 27 October 2004Reply With Quote
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"Why does it cost so much!? . But, I don't hear that from my 'regulars'......


 
Posts: 717 | Location: fly over America, also known as Oklahoma | Registered: 02 June 2013Reply With Quote
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Most common problem = DIRT

Cleaning takes care of 80% or more of gun malfunctions that come into my shop. I suspect that is true of most of us.


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Posts: 339 | Location: Greenwood, SC | Registered: 06 February 2004Reply With Quote
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1. Lack of cleaning/maintenance (dirty/gummed up)
2. Rusted chamber
3. Split/chipped stock.
4. Loose break action
5. Broken extractor/ejector
6. Split/chipped stock
7. Broken firing pin
 
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When I tell them I don't do the following:
1. Work on 22s
2. Work on shotguns.
3. Work on ARs except for threading barrels.
4. Clean anything
5. Why does it take 6 months and more to do anything?
6. If they call at any point and ask if their project is done, I say, Yes, it's done, come and get it.
7. If you don't like my policies, go somewhere else. (Good luck with that).
 
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Why isn't my gun done yet? sofa
 
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Some of these belong in the humor section. Smiler
 
Posts: 1088 | Location: NV | Registered: 27 October 2004Reply With Quote
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Originally posted by Clemson:
Most common problem = DIRT

Cleaning takes care of 80% or more of gun malfunctions that come into my shop. I suspect that is true of most of us.


Maybe not most, but at least 50%. Seems like hunting shotguns are the worst. Actions full of sludge, dirt,feathers,twigs, even a fired .22 LR case or two.
The "what's taking so long" guys are a close second.
 
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I'll make a guess...all autos ? Double guns seem to be well taken care of.
 
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Originally posted by Duane Wiebe (CG&R):
I'll make a guess...all autos ? Double guns seem to be well taken care of.


Actually, found the 22 brass in a Citori!
Getting so I turn away almost all Turkish made semi autos. I tell the shop owners that want me to "just look" at them to lead their customer over to the new/good used rack.
 
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