Are fx no limit rings manufactured in china?
I'd like to hear a direct answer from FX USA.
I'd like to hear a direct answer from FX USA.
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@FX USA .. Are FX No Limit Rings Made In China ?
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We gotta give them a chance to answer during business hours.... or confirm by not answering.
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No guarantee anyone from FXUSA will see this post, seems it would be much easier to get answer right from the source....
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No they monitor this forum.No guarantee anyone from FXUSA will see this post, seems it would be much easier to get answer right from the source....
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FX is pretty good about responding on AGN if customers are having problems with one of their products which is a good thing. I'll be surprised if they actually respond here about where their rings are made if they are indeed made in China which might reduce sales (hint, hint).
Looks like other Chinese companies are coming out and offering what appears to be better quality adjustable rings at a lower price so they might be taking part of their share.
Looks like other Chinese companies are coming out and offering what appears to be better quality adjustable rings at a lower price so they might be taking part of their share.
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I think one of the big issues with the no limit rings is the bolt angle placement of the screw down caps. It seems no one is actually aware that they are at a angle until trying to install them that's when they get crossthreaded. Even the dealer who installed my scope when I bought my impact cross threaded my no limit rings. Of course I never noticed it until I decided to make some changes months later. Plus it is also one of the first things touched by a user when they get a new gun. Most consumers are not mechanically inclined tend to over torque everything thinking tighter is better. It's probably a good thing the threads let go so easily. Better the threads and the ring get damaged than a expensive scope.
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I heard that even their JSB pellets are made in a house in Sweden. Seems like the "no limit" rings would state the country of origin on the package.
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