My mate had a rifle built by them and was promised a timescale for delivery which ran over by months , no apology or replies to e-mails , customer service was atrocious needless to say when rifle finally arrived it wouldn't group.
Have to agree wholeheartedly with the above, & yes I do own Border products.I don't recognise this description.
I've three border-barreled rifles (a .223 a 6.5 and a .30) and they all shoot phenomenally well. Then again, I'm not the kind of person who treats the process of dealing with craftsmen like it was a trip to Ikea.
As to the problem you have with grouping, has "your mate" let an experienced and competent re-loader give the rifle a bit of time and effort?
I don't recognise this description.
I've three border-barreled rifles (a .223 a 6.5 and a .30) and they all shoot phenomenally well. Then again, I'm not the kind of person who treats the process of dealing with craftsmen like it was a trip to Ikea.
As to the problem you have with grouping, has "your mate" let an experienced and competent re-loader give the rifle a bit of time and effort?
Have to agree wholeheartedly with the above, & yes I do own Border products.
More than very experienced and competent Foxy , he is by far the best shot and most knowledgeable
i have ever seen , absolutely amazing at long distance targets up to 1km
More than very experienced and competent Foxy , he is by far the best shot and most knowledgeable
i have ever seen , absolutely amazing at long distance targets up to 1km
I must say that sounds like a bit of a coerced response .
Also I don't think Foxy was the subject of debate.
In any case if there was a problem the issue should have been raised with Border and I guarantee it would have been rectified. Even if it meant a replacement barrel being fitted.
He is a very experienced and competent re-loader and has exceptional rifle skills , usually a 3 shot group centre bull all in the same hole............