Things I don't understand -- "Round count"

[Wallace's]

Yes, it matters. I don't want a 4,000+ round rifle that has only seen steel ammo. Throat and muzzle erosion can effect the performance of a firearm.

 

[BamaFan]

I take meticulous care of my stuff so I am not interested in worn out guns (or women - but I have had several girlfriends who lied about their round count...).

 

[emptyMAGS]

I take meticulous care of my stuff so I am not interested in worn out guns (or women - but I have had several girlfriends who lied about their round count...).

That is why repeatedly finger banging the trigger at the gun store is frowned upon...

 

[mkdhotrod]

If you keep track of rounds, good for you. The only place it really matters is precision rifles.

 

[gh1950]

YOU CAN GO TO THEIR WEB SITES GO TO OWNERS MANUEL AND IT TELLS WHEN THEY RECOMMEND CHANGE SPRINGS.

Springs are a "consumable" just like oil and shocks on a car. We were discussing "working parts". Still waiting for a link.

 

[Lobo1]

Springs are a "consumable" just like oil and shocks on a car. We were discussing "working parts". Still waiting for a link.

Always thought a spring was a "working part".

 

[Radar363]

Always thought a spring was a "working part".

Yeah, I thought bullets would be considered 'consumables'....

 

[Distinctive]

I like my guns like everything else, only used by me.

 

[gh1950]

Always thought a spring was a "working part".

Well, there you go, you learned something today.

 

[woodstock]

Only a "Feel The Bern er" would even ask such a question