Now I’ve spoken with rainier arms and got a
Return label as they deemed this barrel bad by their standards and completed the necessary test with the gas block closed. They were thinking May be the bolt was opening too fast and not slowing it to stay in battery long enough.
Anyway got the barrel and bolt sent back to them and received my new hand selected barrel back. Scrubbed the bore clean with brake parts cleaner and hoppes # 9. It took 22 dry patches to come out without metal flakes on them. I ran a lightly oiled patch down the bore and went to the range today to test 9 different ammos and they all shot like pure hell again except for the very first group.
What would you do at this point?
Return label as they deemed this barrel bad by their standards and completed the necessary test with the gas block closed. They were thinking May be the bolt was opening too fast and not slowing it to stay in battery long enough.
Anyway got the barrel and bolt sent back to them and received my new hand selected barrel back. Scrubbed the bore clean with brake parts cleaner and hoppes # 9. It took 22 dry patches to come out without metal flakes on them. I ran a lightly oiled patch down the bore and went to the range today to test 9 different ammos and they all shot like pure hell again except for the very first group.
What would you do at this point?


