3 responses to “C39V2 1100rds Later – Bolt Burr…Can you feel it?!”

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   Jim Gilbert

   August 15, 2017

   Rob, I’ve been watching this one closely. So, your honest opinion, for the occasional hunting or plinking trip to the range, and a home defense rifle, is the C39V2 worth it? Or should I keep searching?

   Thanks,
   Jim

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      Rob Ski

      August 27, 2017

      Jim, keep watching series, let’s how this will end…

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2. 

   Dan Dunn

   August 29, 2017

   Watching this video with interest …. have not been to the area gun stores lately to look for manufacturing
   anomalies on these latest C39V2’s , but still have my concerns , due to a C39V2 that locked up on me while
   cycling the carrier …. this was last month , at an area gun shop .
   I am seeing that there are now over 8000 C39V2’s in dealer inventory on Gun watcher …. I am also seeing
   a number of unsold ” late 2015 guns ” ( 4140 barrel / no side receiver scope mounts ) in dealer inventory .
   This alone tells me a lot about how difficult it is for dealears to move these rifles .
   My own opinion is that these late 2015 rifles are the better C39V2’s when it comes to fit and finish ….
   however , they still have cast iron bolts and carriers .

   These 2015 rifles are usually priced cheaper than the later rifles …. so I would say : go for it ! …. just make
   sure you purchase it from a reputable dealer or private owner …. examine it carefully !
   This is not a rifle that you would want to purchase blindly from the internet .
   In closing , listen to what Rob tells you …. he is only trying to help you !

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