I have a BFR 454. After about 200 rounds or so the thing jammed up and wouldn't cock on one cylinder, always the same cylinder. I called them and told them about it, and was told to send it back. I also mentioned to them that the trigger could be a lot better. The guy I talked to said to write a note about everything and send it with the firearm. I recieved a call from them within a week after I sent it to them and was told I should have it back within 2 weeks. About a week later I recieved a call from them and was told that it was ready to ship. Upon learning I was a business owner they told me they could ship it directly to me at my business and recieved it about 2 days later. I was pleased to find that they had not only fixed the original problem (burr on the cylinder), but also did a trigger job and installed a keeper on the base pin. I would rate their warranty work as first rate. That has been about 4 years ago and I hope things haven't changed. I hope they get yours fixed and get it back to you. I remember reading your posts on this gun and immediatly checked mine to see if the cylinder locked into position before it was cocked, which mine does.
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