Take it from a machinist with 37 years of experience, and 37 of those years involved with CNC machines, the machine means nothing, it has to do with the person programming and setting up the machine. I am one of the best there is at doing complex close tolerance work, yet I chose to let someone with experience building rifles put my gun together, makes all the difference in the world. Of course, if said builder won't build the rifle like he promised, or return calls, I would have been better off doing it myself.
Curious - how much time does RG have using CNC to produce close tolerance gun builds?
No dog in the fight but seems to me if the CNC is new to him - last thing I'd want is to be his guy's new guinea pig.
