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[#3]
Popped primers, swelled brass, stuck cases (FTE), bent or ripped/torn case rims with factory loads from different manufacturers equates to excessive chamber pressure. Obviously no barrel obstruction, so, must be out of spec chamber.
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[#4]
Out of spec chamber for sure. And if its doing this with .223, id send it back for replacement.
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[#5]
My guess was out of spec chamber also. if it helps, I've fired about 6K rounds of Independence ammo with no issues to date.
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[#6]
I've contacted the manufacturer. Just waiting on a response which I assume should come tomorrow since it was about quitting time when I sent the email.
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[#7]
Well I got a response from the manufacturer. I'm not overly thrilled with what they sent. They believe it to be an "ammo issue" but want me to send it back and on my dime. I'm sorry but I don't believe three different kinds of ammo would have issues. But as long as they fix it, I'll be happy with the outcome as long as I am compensated for paying for return shipping.
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[#8]
Come on man...spill it.
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Now would be the time to name the names Right....when they blamed the problem on three different types of ammo they forfeited your silence. Another +1 for telling us the manufacturer's name |
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[#13]
call them out here and on social media, they will change their tune and also contact consumerist. contact ceo and cc email to every regional manager and different venders. create paper trail for documentation. you mite have to take them to small claims court. dont mess around with corporations, if they jerk you around that means they jerk every buyer around also.
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Quoted: Another +1 for telling us the manufacturer's name View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Now would be the time to name the names Right....when they blamed the problem on three different types of ammo they forfeited your silence. Another +1 for telling us the manufacturer's name |
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call them out here and on social media, they will change their tune and also contact consumerist. contact ceo and cc email to every regional manager and different venders. create paper trail for documentation. you mite have to take them to small claims court. dont mess around with corporations, if they jerk you around that means they jerk every buyer around also. View Quote That's like 0-100mph really fast. We're just looking for highway speeds at this point |
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Now would be the time to name the names Right....when they blamed the problem on three different types of ammo they forfeited your silence. this^^^^ |
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[#18]
Those rings on your fired cases makes me suspect a chamber defect.
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[#22]
OP,
Unless you work for the company, or someone you respect is associated with the company, it is time for you to tell us the manufacturer's name. |
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[#23]
OP,
Did you chuck a chamber brush in your power drill or something? cause you got some rings in your chamber as shown by the dmage to your fired brass. |
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[#24]
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OP, Did you chuck a chamber brush in your power drill or something? cause you got some rings in your chamber as shown by the dmage to your fired brass. View Quote Nope, only thing I've put into the chamber are rounds, gun scrub to get any factory preservative out, and a bore snake with a dab of clp on it. |
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[#25]
Del-Ton is the manufacturer since everyone wants to know. I'll be packaging the upper tomorrow and shipping it out on Monday. I'll let everyone know as soon as it gets back and I have opportunity to go to the range.
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[#26]
Figures. They are ECU pirates fans...
At least shipping will be quick. |
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[#27]
Maybe as a general rule people should shoot only match grade ammo to break the guns virginity. Then judge the rifle on how it handles said rounds. That way you can FOR SURE eliminate ammo as a root cause.
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[#28]
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Del-Ton is the manufacturer since everyone wants to know. I'll be packaging the upper tomorrow and shipping it out on Monday. I'll let everyone know as soon as it gets back and I have opportunity to go to the range. View Quote I'm actually surprised Del-Ton is the manufacturer of this barrel. I would bust them out hard here and cross link this thread in Del-Ton's Industry Forum and get them to pay for the shipping BOTH ways and get this barrel's chamber properly reamed and polished... |
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[#29]
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Maybe as a general rule people should shoot only match grade ammo to break the guns virginity. Then judge the rifle on how it handles said rounds. That way you can FOR SURE eliminate ammo as a root cause. View Quote Your kidding right??? Independence, Federal (Lake City), and Privi Partisan are some of the best "bulk" ball ammo you can shoot. My SHTF stash if full of these three and in thousands upon thousands of rounds of said ammo and not 1 single malfunction. The OP did the right thing trying these 3 brands of ammo and this is certainly a Del-Ton problem... |
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[#30]
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Your kidding right??? Independence, Federal (Lake City), and Privi Partisan are some of the best "bulk" ball ammo you can shoot. My SHTF stash if full of these three and in thousands upon thousands of rounds of said ammo and not 1 single malfunction. The OP did the right thing trying these 3 brands of ammo and this is certainly a Del-Ton problem... View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Maybe as a general rule people should shoot only match grade ammo to break the guns virginity. Then judge the rifle on how it handles said rounds. That way you can FOR SURE eliminate ammo as a root cause. Your kidding right??? Independence, Federal (Lake City), and Privi Partisan are some of the best "bulk" ball ammo you can shoot. My SHTF stash if full of these three and in thousands upon thousands of rounds of said ammo and not 1 single malfunction. The OP did the right thing trying these 3 brands of ammo and this is certainly a Del-Ton problem... +1 OP did the right thing by shooting different ammo made by different companies for the testing and evaluation of the rifle's performance, which concluded with a faulty chamber. OP also withhold the company's name until the company(Del-Ton) decides their company is more important than their customer. |
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[#31]
I know Del-Ton's average quality but I always thought their customer service was supposed to be good.
My fingers are crossed for the used DT upper I have coming. |
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[#32]
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I know Del-Ton's average quality but I always thought their customer service was supposed to be good. My fingers are crossed for the used DT upper I have coming. View Quote He said if it was an issue they world take care of it. I imagine as a manufacturer I would be skeptical to accept blame over a few pictures and an email. However, I wouldn't blame the ammo and would instead just choose not to put the blame any where. |
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[#33]
Economic grade rifles mean you get their higher rate of failure.
But that won't help this. I hope they make it right. I'd also be worried about what else could go wrong, being that an out of spec chamber should be easy to catch with any amount of QC. The same QC process used to ensure your chamber was in spec is the same process used on all the other parts. |
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[#34]
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+1 OP did the right thing by shooting different ammo made by different companies for the testing and evaluation of the rifle's performance, which concluded with a faulty chamber. OP also withhold the company's name until the company(Del-Ton) decides their company is more important than their customer. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Maybe as a general rule people should shoot only match grade ammo to break the guns virginity. Then judge the rifle on how it handles said rounds. That way you can FOR SURE eliminate ammo as a root cause. Your kidding right??? Independence, Federal (Lake City), and Privi Partisan are some of the best "bulk" ball ammo you can shoot. My SHTF stash if full of these three and in thousands upon thousands of rounds of said ammo and not 1 single malfunction. The OP did the right thing trying these 3 brands of ammo and this is certainly a Del-Ton problem... +1 OP did the right thing by shooting different ammo made by different companies for the testing and evaluation of the rifle's performance, which concluded with a faulty chamber. OP also withhold the company's name until the company(Del-Ton) decides their company is more important than their customer. I wasn't criticizing the OP. Actually I was just thinking aloud and somehow it made it into a form post, just ignore me |
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I wasn't criticizing the OP. Actually I was just thinking aloud and somehow it made it into a form post, just ignore me View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Maybe as a general rule people should shoot only match grade ammo to break the guns virginity. Then judge the rifle on how it handles said rounds. That way you can FOR SURE eliminate ammo as a root cause. Your kidding right??? Independence, Federal (Lake City), and Privi Partisan are some of the best "bulk" ball ammo you can shoot. My SHTF stash if full of these three and in thousands upon thousands of rounds of said ammo and not 1 single malfunction. The OP did the right thing trying these 3 brands of ammo and this is certainly a Del-Ton problem... +1 OP did the right thing by shooting different ammo made by different companies for the testing and evaluation of the rifle's performance, which concluded with a faulty chamber. OP also withhold the company's name until the company(Del-Ton) decides their company is more important than their customer. I wasn't criticizing the OP. Actually I was just thinking aloud and somehow it made it into a form post, just ignore me you're not the only one, it happens to me too |
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Maybe as a general rule people should shoot only match grade ammo to break the guns virginity. Then judge the rifle on how it handles said rounds. That way you can FOR SURE eliminate ammo as a root cause. Your kidding right??? Independence, Federal (Lake City), and Privi Partisan are some of the best "bulk" ball ammo you can shoot. My SHTF stash if full of these three and in thousands upon thousands of rounds of said ammo and not 1 single malfunction. The OP did the right thing trying these 3 brands of ammo and this is certainly a Del-Ton problem... +1 OP did the right thing by shooting different ammo made by different companies for the testing and evaluation of the rifle's performance, which concluded with a faulty chamber. OP also withhold the company's name until the company(Del-Ton) decides their company is more important than their customer. I wasn't criticizing the OP. Actually I was just thinking aloud and somehow it made it into a form post, just ignore me you're not the only one, it happens to me too I just assumed it was sarcasm in regards to the response I got from the manufacturer. |
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[#37]
Well, apparently even if they ship you a piece of shit they won't pay for you to send it back to them. This will be the last thing I own from Del-Ton.
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[#38]
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Well, apparently even if they ship you a piece of shit they won't pay for you to send it back to them. This will be the last thing I own from Del-Ton. View Quote Link this shit to their industry forum. There is no F'in reason you should pay shipping. Not to mention they have a dude answering the phone or emails blaming it on THREE DIFFERENT types of ammo rather than their fucked up chamber. If they give a shit about their reputation here I bet theyll change their answer rather quickly assuming they check their industry forum |
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I would send them at least one fired case from the different brands you were shooting.
They all exhibit the same concentric rings that suggest to me there are significant tool marks in the chamber. The slight bulge is evidence that a chip may have been caught under a flute of the reamer and it cut the chamber oversize at that point or, that it was cut to deep and there could be a headspace issue. YMMV, Wpns Man |
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I'm actually surprised Del-Ton is the manufacturer of this barrel. I would bust them out hard here and cross link this thread in Del-Ton's Industry Forum and get them to pay for the shipping BOTH ways and get this barrel's chamber properly reamed and polished... View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Del-Ton is the manufacturer since everyone wants to know. I'll be packaging the upper tomorrow and shipping it out on Monday. I'll let everyone know as soon as it gets back and I have opportunity to go to the range. I'm actually surprised Del-Ton is the manufacturer of this barrel. I would bust them out hard here and cross link this thread in Del-Ton's Industry Forum and get them to pay for the shipping BOTH ways and get this barrel's chamber properly reamed and polished... Del-ton does not make all of the barrel they sell according to their own web site. |
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[#42]
I will soon be in the market for an AR kit, del ton was one I was thinking of. Not now.
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[#43]
You need to link this in their forum and tell them you don't appreciate paying your own shipping for a piece of crap. You want a new barrel, not a reamed chamber by the way. Hopefully that is their practice. But hound them til they pay your shipping. Or we can all just put DTI on the no fly zone.
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[#44]
I'd throw a ripping fit over that bullshit. I had a problem with a Springfield pistol....they paid shipping, refinished the pistol in the color of my choice and gave me free swag...all without asking or raising my voice...they offered all of it!
That is obviously an out of spec chamber and a crock of bullshit. |
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You need to link this in their forum and tell them you don't appreciate paying your own shipping for a piece of crap. You want a new barrel, not a reamed chamber by the way. Hopefully that is their practice. But hound them til they pay your shipping. Or we can all just put DTI on the no fly zone. View Quote I posted a thread in their forum and another member posted a link to this. I also made a post on their Facebook page to which the response I got was to contact customer service which has gotten me no where so far. ETA: it is a chrome lined barrel so I don't think reaming the chamber will be an option. |
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Quoted: I posted a thread in their forum and another member posted a link to this. I also made a post on their Facebook page to which the response I got was to contact customer service which has gotten me no where so far. ETA: it is a chrome lined barrel so I don't think reaming the chamber will be an option. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: You need to link this in their forum and tell them you don't appreciate paying your own shipping for a piece of crap. You want a new barrel, not a reamed chamber by the way. Hopefully that is their practice. But hound them til they pay your shipping. Or we can all just put DTI on the no fly zone. I posted a thread in their forum and another member posted a link to this. I also made a post on their Facebook page to which the response I got was to contact customer service which has gotten me no where so far. ETA: it is a chrome lined barrel so I don't think reaming the chamber will be an option. EDIT: seems like you aren't the only person taking it in the shorts from DTI. I have cross linked their site. They need to get their crap together\ but feel free to call with anymore questions.........
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[#47]
You know what? It's a shame. Over the course of time I've been messing with ARs, I've placed three orders with DTI. The very first for a magpul miad kit, the first gen one with the trigger guard front strap. It was missing a piece. It was a fight to get that resolved because they told me I ordered the last one. Then magically they found the missing part. But they did send me a t-shirt for my troubles and actually called me after the initial email exchange. The second time was for some small bolt related parts. No issues. Then the third brings us to our current situation. So overall I'm only batting 33% on good orders with them.
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[#48]
That's too bad. Of my many orders with Rainier, I had 2 issues. They emailed me the return label while I was still on the phone, and shipping notice for a replacement was sent within a couple hours of that. They didn't even wait for the return part. Apples and oranges, I suppose, since they were order errors, and I have been fortunate enough to not have barrel issues, etc with any of mine (knock on wood)
Similar great experience with Primary Arms on a little hiccup. There are some great vendors out there. |
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Del-ton does not make all of the barrel they sell according to their own web site. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Del-Ton is the manufacturer since everyone wants to know. I'll be packaging the upper tomorrow and shipping it out on Monday. I'll let everyone know as soon as it gets back and I have opportunity to go to the range. I'm actually surprised Del-Ton is the manufacturer of this barrel. I would bust them out hard here and cross link this thread in Del-Ton's Industry Forum and get them to pay for the shipping BOTH ways and get this barrel's chamber properly reamed and polished... Del-ton does not make all of the barrel they sell according to their own web site. Still they are responsible for their suppliers. If Delton is gettting shitty barrels/extensions from their supplier they need to put a boot up their ass or find another maker. |
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Quoted: Del-ton does not make all of the barrel they sell according to their own web site. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Del-Ton is the manufacturer since everyone wants to know. I'll be packaging the upper tomorrow and shipping it out on Monday. I'll let everyone know as soon as it gets back and I have opportunity to go to the range. I'm actually surprised Del-Ton is the manufacturer of this barrel. I would bust them out hard here and cross link this thread in Del-Ton's Industry Forum and get them to pay for the shipping BOTH ways and get this barrel's chamber properly reamed and polished... Del-ton does not make all of the barrel they sell according to their own web site. |
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