Originally Posted by
d.winsor
I think you are right, but Knight said they have a warranty, they also guaranteed a good group as far out as 200 yards. They should not have taken my Remington trigger assembly off and installed a defective one. Then management ignored any reference to that issue, they absolutely didn't want to talk about it. Also due to 2 issues they should have replaced the barrel, 1) because of the defective breech plug threads in the barrel. 2) Because the gun did not group as they warranted. When a Company refuses to make issues right according to their warranty, one has no recourse except to spread the word. I just hope no one else runs into a knight rifle like mine, they will be in for a rude awakening.
You have only two problems.
1-The threads in your barrel are rough from the bore coating. Knight should always run a tap in them before shipping out and head spacing the rifle.
2- Your gun is not properly head spaced. If it was head spaced properly, or you new how to do it. The sticking primers and accuracy issues would not exist.
When Bestil is done with it, it will be properly head spaced and shoot as good if not better then any other ML you ever used.