Very cool!! The one interesting thing is that if you listen very close, the demand for their products outways the production. This is why I think that we see muffed screws and case hardning these days. They must be working as very fast as they can. Good for them financially, but can be bad for Quality Control in some instances. I know my BC and others I handled before accepting the one I have now have had issues with the screws for the metal plate on the buttstock and the lack of case hardening on the receiver. Mine has about 60-70% case hardening, but the screws and stock are nice and right. Also, I received my new BC with a dirty barrel, and I meen dirty. This tells me they are over worked or the QC neads a boost? My older Pardners are perfect from the 90`s. I do appreciate the video, I just wanted to point out the part out about the heavy demand and QC parrallel I think. Regards-Jack.
