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<blockquote data-quote="Rez Exelon" data-source="post: 4357998" data-attributes="member: 5800">Hate to say it, but I had one of those and hated it. Wasn&#039;t going all the way into battery. Called Browning for support and they were like &quot;oh yeah, send it in, we&#039;ve got it, no worries.&quot; then tried to hold the gun hostage for $200 of charges (that they refused to provide a line item explanation for) after discovered it was a month past it&#039;s 5 years of coverage.Fought them and their $50 &quot;return without service done&quot; charge. Got it back, and it wound up being the extractor being too tight. Once I sat down and messed with it I had it running flawlessly in relatively short order. Once I confirmed it was functioning perfect I sold it off and swore I&#039;d never own another Browning based on the experience. Long story short, if you&#039;re having issues, check if the extractor is too tight and it&#039;s not locking up all the way.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rez Exelon, post: 4357998, member: 5800"] Hate to say it, but I had one of those and hated it. Wasn't going all the way into battery. Called Browning for support and they were like "oh yeah, send it in, we've got it, no worries." then tried to hold the gun hostage for $200 of charges (that they refused to provide a line item explanation for) after discovered it was a month past it's 5 years of coverage. Fought them and their $50 "return without service done" charge. Got it back, and it wound up being the extractor being too tight. Once I sat down and messed with it I had it running flawlessly in relatively short order. Once I confirmed it was functioning perfect I sold it off and swore I'd never own another Browning based on the experience. Long story short, if you're having issues, check if the extractor is too tight and it's not locking up all the way. [/QUOTE]

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