Yet another Fierce Firearms Issue...2024

[waspocrew]

Wow, that sucks. Sorry you're going through this hassle. Like others mentioned, it's pretty simple/quick to check torque on action screws, scope base/rings, etc. I'd check those to make sure there isn't anything obviously loose then send it back to them. You bought the entire system - it should function properly.

 

[Scottf270]

No way I'd go to the hassle of sending it back without at least verifying the simple things like mounts, rings, torque etc. It could be something super simple.
Without them shooting and verifying the gun and scope system, what did you gain by buying the scope and rings from them?
No way I'd buy a "system" from any company that wasn't shot and tested before delivery. Fierce would be smart to just add in the additional cost from the start and shoot every rifle before it left the factory. Sometimes pinching pennies leads to headaches for all.

 

[Spoonbill]

If you can, run a bore scope down the barrel. Not being a smartass but there is another thread on here about a fierce rifle that didn’t have rifling. If nothing else, it is evidence you can use if you need to get an attorney involved.

 

[weaver]

Id send it in. Even if you end up paying the $200 thats less then you’ll get into it rebarreling or wasting ammo.

 

[Schism]

I wouldn't trust a company that has been known to ship rifles with no rifling to be able to properly mount a scope. Take everything apart, degrease and reassemble. Have your old friend who builds customs help you if you are unsure of what you are doing.