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I bought an M60 and it just arrived at my local dealer (near Salisbury, MD). Unfortunately, it's not as described and I'm torn on whether to keep it. The dealer will give me my money back or negotiate some sort of resolution for me to keep it. The issues:
1) there's a small amount of play between the barrel and trunion (probably 1/16th to 1/32nd of an inch) if I press on the barrel. I'm not sure if that slight movement is a big deal or pretty normal.
2) the trunion is a re-weld (it was definitely not supposed to be) and I have no way of evaluating whether they did a good job or not.
3) The receiver may or may not be straight. It seemed to be pretty hard to pull the charging handle back, but then again I've never owned a hog and maybe this is normal. Since the receiver is a re-weld, I'm wondering if everything is kosher.
With that as background, I'm wondering if there's a local M60 expert who could take a look at it. I'd be more than happy to pay a few bucks for someone to take a look at it, as long as they know what they're doing and can do so in the next week or so. The gun is at my dealer's place, a few miles from Salisbury.
Thanks!
1) there's a small amount of play between the barrel and trunion (probably 1/16th to 1/32nd of an inch) if I press on the barrel. I'm not sure if that slight movement is a big deal or pretty normal.
2) the trunion is a re-weld (it was definitely not supposed to be) and I have no way of evaluating whether they did a good job or not.
3) The receiver may or may not be straight. It seemed to be pretty hard to pull the charging handle back, but then again I've never owned a hog and maybe this is normal. Since the receiver is a re-weld, I'm wondering if everything is kosher.
With that as background, I'm wondering if there's a local M60 expert who could take a look at it. I'd be more than happy to pay a few bucks for someone to take a look at it, as long as they know what they're doing and can do so in the next week or so. The gun is at my dealer's place, a few miles from Salisbury.
Thanks!