Who's responsibility is it to manufacture the components to the correct tolerances?
That's little like saying, "It's a fine trigger when it works right."
According to Mr. Walker, Remington discontinued his inspection process as well.
I don't know if they have a problem or not, but when the designer of the component throws up a red flag and it's ignored, that is going to come back and haunt Remington in any litigation.
This is perhaps the best answer yet. None of us KNOW what circumstances actually occurred in these events; however there have been deaths and injuries involving experienced hunters and shooters. Experience may have little to do with the issue. If a mechanical failure accident is going to happen, it is going to happen regardless of experience.
