Made it here yesterday and did the transfer I haven't had time to shoot it just cleaned the outside a little the stock had something sticky on it and the bolt was coated with something for corrosion most likely. Cleaned it up and lubricated the locking lugs and friction points a little. Still need to run some patches through the barrel it appears to have been test fired there are some brass marks on the bolt face. It looks pretty good, the metal has a bead blasted finish and is more of a phosphate rather than blued treatment about like most AR barrels look. Dull not shiny, a hot salt blue would really look good with the wood furniture. Then they kill the whole thing with a plastic trigger guard that seems to be normal now on most factory low end rifles. Trigger is non adjustable 
but isn't terrible. They claim a two stage but it's more like a long pull single stage with very little overtravel. Pull gauge read consistent five pounds four or five times in a row. I actually thought it was less nut not according to my gauge, I call it a soft five pounds OK for hunting a little tough for bench shooting. I'll have to dig a little deeper into it when I shoot it as soon as I clean the barrel I will stick the bore scope in it. The action itself kind of looks like an Accuracy International copy if you compare the two. AI guns are pretty darn expensive at least they copied something like them. It takes some effort to close the bolt I guess that's a good thing as long as metal chips don't appear on the friction areas. I always keep the back sided of the bolts locking lugs lubricated with a light grease just don't get any in the chamber. That's about it for now the price was sub 400 smackers until taxes, shipping, insurance and lifetime warranty still less than 500. And it has a scope rail already saves searching for one of those but only one three round magazine. I have to resize pictures , blahh.
but isn't terrible. They claim a two stage but it's more like a long pull single stage with very little overtravel. Pull gauge read consistent five pounds four or five times in a row. I actually thought it was less nut not according to my gauge, I call it a soft five pounds OK for hunting a little tough for bench shooting. I'll have to dig a little deeper into it when I shoot it as soon as I clean the barrel I will stick the bore scope in it. The action itself kind of looks like an Accuracy International copy if you compare the two. AI guns are pretty darn expensive at least they copied something like them. It takes some effort to close the bolt I guess that's a good thing as long as metal chips don't appear on the friction areas. I always keep the back sided of the bolts locking lugs lubricated with a light grease just don't get any in the chamber. That's about it for now the price was sub 400 smackers until taxes, shipping, insurance and lifetime warranty still less than 500. And it has a scope rail already saves searching for one of those but only one three round magazine. I have to resize pictures , blahh.
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