I saw a guys kit-gun AR made from mostly all J&T parts What a pile of crap!

First we could not get it to feed. That it would not group, than after about 90 rounds through it it started following.

We took it home and the hammer steel was soooo soft, it would not hold an edge. Needed all new parts, that were just purchase as new parts.

Where do you guys get this stuff at K-Mart???

Sorry to hear that your friend got bad parts, but I on the other hand can't say anything bad about them, the two weapons they i have built from their part function flawlessly and as far as accuracy goes, my 20" will shoot moa or better, and my 16" M4gery shoots almost as well, the only problem that i have had with either is that the 20" doesn't like Barnul ammo

You say made from mostly all J&T parts, was it our kit or not?  Most importantly was it purchased directly from us or from someone who said it was ours?  

Did you happen to notice how the hammer was marked?  If it was our's it will be marked with a M encompassed by a circle.  

We don't offer any blue light specials, unless you consider the companies that make parts for Colt, FN, BM, Armalite, and DPMS "K-Mart".  

If your friend is having a problem with items purchased from us then have him give me a call and I'll get replacement parts sent out for him immediately.  We stand behind our products completely, and should there be a mistake (as we all have and will make them upon occasion) then we will take care of the problem promptly.

I'll pass that on, Thanks

This guy is over on my forums bashing me as well. This needs to be passed on to the administrator.

Why do people say such things in public without having contacted the vendor first?  If the vendor is not responsive or indifferent I can see why, but the vendor hasn't even been given the chance to rectify whatever misgivings a customer may have.  
My experience with JT has been excellent both in terms of product and service, I know I'm not the exception.

I think that most people do not know how to properly lube or clean AR-15's.  There gas system is very dirty.  I have bought parts from various vendors with no malfunctions whatsoever.  Good parts, proper cleaning, mil-spec ammo, and good shooting techniques have always allowed me to have no malfunctions.

BTW, WD-40 is not a wonder lubricant!  I don't know how many people I have seen at the range using that crap to lubricate their weapons.  They spend $500-$1000 (depending on configuration) on a decent AR-15 and won't spend $5 for a good gun oil.  Just my 2 cents....

A kit is only as good as the person who puts it together.

btt