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No matter how hard you try, I am not turning gay for you. No dick pics either, so don't ask.

LOL... You are an ambassador for your own sick mentality..........

All of this makes me think I need to start building rifles.

You don't like my style and you detest my content, yet oddly with so many of the threads I start, you can't resist. Like I said, the crush is cute. I'll do you a solid here and let you have the last word so you won't have the need to continually re-attend my sickness.

It took two years for one of my problem rifles to get rectified
I finally forgot about it and bought a new one in the meantime.

Ask Nosler what brand of hammer and vise grips they use.

I don't have anything useful to add, but will bolster my meteoric post count anyway.

Trick question! Theres vise grips and then locking pliers.

I am shopping for a new 6 Creed as I type.

Gonna play Kimber roulette next?

Easy there Paul, just remember you both are human beings. If you could meet face to face everything would be good. I got this this on good standing from someone on this board.

I think I'd buy a Browning if I wanted a 6 Creed...

Paul I am self-employed. I started in the tool and die business in 1979 and my own job shop in 2000. I work alone. For years I've had a keen interest in building bolt action hunting rifles. I've not done it yet because of my work load with taking care of my customers and a reluctance to apply for my FFL. I will say though that were I to do it if there was a problem I'd be the guy you'd call and one way or another the problem would be taken care of. So when I made the comment it was absolutely not tongue in cheek or sarcastic. It's been brewing in my mind for a long time. I learned my trade from guys that could build anything and do it better than most. I also take great pride in my work.

I was thinking of making that the end of my post but... Al Bisen, some of you may remember his rifles, was one of the best from what I read. Why? One reason is that he knew what to do and how to do it. Nosler started years ago with very a small beginning. John Browning likely added more to our gun world than any human that ever lived. Paul Mauser is another that comes to my mind. These people weren't part of an existing corporation that wanted to add a line to their product line, like Nosler. There is a difference. It's called having a passion. It's hard to get that in people you hire. That's what places like Nosler face. My point is custom today is not what it once was. That one man on a mission to build the best will always do better than the one just getting a paycheck.

Jim1611 has made some damn good points. Paul you have to much money this makes you buy high dollar stuff that doesn't pan out to your expectations. If you would have bought a Howa or a vanguard your expectations would have been less and the gun would have shot better but you spent a pile and expected a one holer. You need to get serious and quit throwing money around like a whore. Oh yeah get rid of that stupid avatar it's hard to take you serious with that picture to associate you with. Really dude

How do you know that's just an avatar?

That really says it all. Like most of us I have had some menial jobs in my days. Even with those I wanted to deliver excellence.

I'll take your word for it, but he still isn't getting dick pics.

I've never owned a Nosler rifle and don't expect to.

I like Nosler bullets for shooting game and will continue to buy them for that purpose.

'Sorry that you had a bad experience, but manufacturing is a process and even the best, most mature, and proven processes can ship an occasional lemon.

Does Bergara make a 6 creed? They seem like decent rifles for the $.

Funny you mention that. I was on their website about 30 minutes ago. If they make one in a more traditional style hunting rifle I didn't see it.