I took it straight from the dealer, lubed it a little, and sighted it in.
Then took it camping and shot about 500rds through it (most of them Wolf) before cleaning it the first time.
Toward the end of the 500rds, I was getting a lot of failures. Mostly light primer strikes, but also some feeding issues.
It's a straight blowback design, so it gets dirty. Add to that the Wolf ammo and I suspect a slightly oversize chamber and it gets REALLY dirty.
I cleaned it up and I've shot it a few more times but no real "torture tests". I have noticed the action has "loosened up" a little, so it may have just required a little break-in.
I've got a modified Armalite M15A4 I use for 3-gun and a custom-built AR-10. The Olympic doesn't "feel" quite the same quality. The front-pivot of the upper / lower seems really sloppy when the takedown pin is released. And the rear pin was a HUGE PIA to remove at first, but again it's breaking in a little. When assembled it all feels solid.
Seating the magazines was awkward at first, but I've either figured out the technique or its gotten better on its own. I can't insert a 33rd magazine with the bolt forward. I think I'm going to just load them to 30rds from now on anyway.
I bought it with the factory-mounted free-floated rail system and picatinny gas-block. Should have been about $1034 retail, as I recall. The dealer charged me $1050+tax.
I LOVE the Accu-Point. I used it in a 2-day carbine class and really thought it was perfect. And I think the 1.25-4x magnification is ideal for this application.
The factory stock SUCKED. I replaced it immediately after that initial camping weekend.
Mike