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So... You make a thread asking is the Stake job is GTG in one thread, and then bitch about how terrible it is in another thread before you even hear the stake job is GTG????
OP's other thread about this same bolt. Or is it the packaging that really has you upset? ETA; Either way, AIM came in and schooled you. 
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Are all 17-teeners this dumb? OP, I can't speak for AIM..... but if I owned a company I'd be glad you would not be doing business with me anymore. The marketplace doesn't need customers like you. Nobody does. |
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This is what I'd call improper staking:
Attached File Heck I've seen new guns that had less than that. You can probably guess who the MFGs were. |
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Hey! I bought a TiN BCG and I didn't complain! Quoted:
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What is wrong with the staking???  
I have long wondered "who would buy a TiN coated bcg?" Cry babies. Cry babies is the answer to that question. |
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Wow dude. You've been here for 5 weeks and you already have negative feedback for being a flake. The staking on your pretty BCG looks perfect. Maybe this hobby isn't for you. FWIW I bought a few V2 BCGs for me and a buddy from AIM and for what they cost I was quite pleased. |
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AIM is good people, always very nice and super helpful. Never had a single problem with them. Maybe talking to him before making a thread shitting on him would be more helpful.  I've purchased a L-O-T from AIM, and they have ALWAYS given me Value for the Money... O.P. needs to douche the sand out of his Vaa-Jay-Jay, then put the lubed BCG in (to a rifle) and go shoot it... If it doesn't work THEN you have grounds to call AIM and bitch... Dollar to a Donut it runs like a champion in the gun... |
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that Staking is exactly what it is suppose to be, you want it to touch the screws, but you don't want it to be permanet. The staking prevents the screws from vibrating out, thats it. About the bubble mailer that we ship bolts in, we ship around 75,000 a year, and maybe see 2 problems a year. If we didn't make them free shipping we could box them but its going to add $ to the price of the BCG. I haven't shot it yet. There are fire restrictions on right now in my AO and I've hit other stuff going on that requires my attention. Now let's add the fact that upon googling I found people bitching these bolts fucked up due to....drum roll.....poor staking. As far as packaging PSA sells them cheaper AND they package them properly. Which is why, again, I'll never buy a bcg from you again. I see a lot of people in this thread are perfectly happy with average to mediocrity. Not surprising and that's totally fine. I'm not. Lots of people think Nickelback makes good music. Says more about them then it does about me. 
I'm not mad or whiney. Just matter of fact which is why this is the first time I've come back to respond. There are too many places that will package properly for the same or less to put up with a part like this mailed in a freaking envelope
A quick google shows quite a bunch of staking complaints with AIMs bolts. In fact the Aim bolt longevity thread here has guys having problems with staking. But I'm guessing they are all just fags, right? Face it. Staking seems to be a issue. Maybe not huge but more problematic than with other places. But don't let me stop you guys. The retard pile on that you guys think bothers me is hilarious.  
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You think that's a schooling?' Lol. My retort to him is a schooling.
No wonder you guys think this is acceptable. |
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You think that's a schooling?' Lol. My retort to him is a schooling. No wonder you guys think this is acceptable. |
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What technical training does the OP have that allows him to judge the staking job? I have a pair of eyes that say it looks off from the many others I have and google plus the Aim bolt thread from here says Aim does have some issues with staking sometimes. When you get something that looks different than all of the others you've seen do you ignore it? Or, do you maybe use your brain and ask others? I knew a side effect of me doing this was dealing with uneducated basement dwellers which is why I'm not sweating any of you. Again, I have other options and obviously Aim doesn't care. So it is what it is.
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No, you just show that you have no idea WTF staking does or is for. Wanna bitch about how PSA does something, then you should have bought PSA. ok.
And trust me I wanted to. They were OOS. Lots of places OOS. Aim wasn't. Gee, wonder what the reason for that is? |
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You think that's a schooling?' Lol. My retort to him is a schooling. No wonder you guys think this is acceptable. Do tell us -- objectively -- what exactly is wrong with it, please. I haven't ruled out the possibility that maybe there is something wrong, but neither your picture nor your words make even a feeble case. |
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What technical training do any if you have that allows any of all of you to and say I'm wrong? I have a pair of eyes that say it looks off from the many others I have and google plus the Aim bolt thread from here says Aim does have some issues with staking sometimes. When you get something that looks different than all of the others you've seen do you ignore it? Or, do you maybe use your brain and ask others? I knew a side effect of me doing this was dealing with uneducated basement dwellers which is why I'm not sweating any of you. Again, I have other options and obviously Aim doesn't care. So it is what it is. Quoted:
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What technical training does the OP have that allows him to judge the staking job? I have a pair of eyes that say it looks off from the many others I have and google plus the Aim bolt thread from here says Aim does have some issues with staking sometimes. When you get something that looks different than all of the others you've seen do you ignore it? Or, do you maybe use your brain and ask others? I knew a side effect of me doing this was dealing with uneducated basement dwellers which is why I'm not sweating any of you. Again, I have other options and obviously Aim doesn't care. So it is what it is. |