It’s attention to detail. Blah Blah company should do a better job especially for what they charge. It’s not just Blah Blah company I’ve seen issues with it’s also Blah Airguns
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Have you seen what is going on with Toyota's ? I'm not a basher as I own 3 of them, just saying, s--- happens to the best of them at one time or another.The Japanese seem to have this QC figured out. Oh wait, they take pride in what they do.
If it a screw from the motorcycle brakes caliper, I would be concerned for sure . But yes, If I pay top dollar for something expect quality, not loose screws on the road. That's why I will never buy Tesla . Sorry for the off topic a bit.If my customer sees me leave screws out of an oven that I repaired or a motorcycle I repaired (previous career) what else did I mess up on?
Ok, scratch ToyotaHave you seen what is going on with Toyota's ? I'm not a basher as I own 3 of them, just saying, s--- happens to the best of them at one time or another.
Yup, an experienced technician with good equipment and total control over their process produces consistent quality product.As a former production / tooling guy that had to hold a few ten thousands on diameters and gage depths my scrap rate as literally zero. They bought me a Studer S40 CNC grinder to play with and enough inspection gear to beat QC, plus I did my own programming and tooling. Got to the point that QC didn't even bother checking my stuff. Good times.
I see this attitude in new construction all the time. A sub-contractor will underbid a job... then turn around and complain that they CAN'T do the job correctly, for the pay.I can see that in a "custom woodworking workshop" that volume is low and prices are premium. The extra attention to details has been paid for. If there was never, ever a scratch or a run in the finish I would be very impressed.
I worked at a prototype printed circuit company where for small quantities the customer paid a large premium. Every board received 100% inspection and a complete electrical test. To allow for Murphys Law, we always made a couple of extra boards because even in a well controlled process, thinks can go wrong... a single fleck of dust could ruin a board.
From the perspective of reasonable price and delivery this not always practical or possible for a high volume production environment. That is why there are warranties, if something is not 100% then the company addresses the problem.
Perfection is always a desirable goal. All I'm saying is that we do our best.
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That’s because you can fix/diagnose a gun. Most reviewers can’t. They are a used car salesman. Not a mechanic.If it were my gun I'd be finding out why it's nor cooking and if I need parts I'll get them by the time the gun get there and they fix it I can have it fixed as fast if not faster depending on fx parts
LolDon't worry there will be a video up shortly after a couple mags of shots claiming gun of the year. Better get in line with your credit cards or wait for the sale add on the classifieds for a gun marked higher than FX's MSRP.