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Dragate December 14th, 2012 11:43

WE Open bolt HK416 BROKE! [Revolution Airsoft]
 
So...

My buddy ordered a gun off of RevolutionAirsoft.
The shipping was quite fast. It took around 3 days from ordering to arriving.

Thing is, as we were opening up the packaging and right after we got the zip ties off and my buddy lifted the gun, it fell into two pieces.

We just looked at each other, and stared at the gun.
It literally just fell, no breaking sound, no impact from anything, just two pieces.

We've sent a contact form to Revolution Airsoft and we'll see what comes of this. But by golly, WTF!


Pics of the break...
http://i.imgur.com/jKqMA.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/tEoj6.jpg

ShelledPants December 14th, 2012 11:50

Wow, that is one hell of a sheer break. I had a buddy break his WE M4 in a similar manner, but it wasn't as flush as that... and it was from packing it tight in the trunk of a car.

The gun must have been dropped in transit or at their warehouse. Await the contact email and update us, I am interested to see how this is resolved.

AngelusNex December 14th, 2012 12:37

Yeah I'm going to blame Canada post for breaking it, hopefully revolution gives you a new one.

Maxxa December 14th, 2012 13:52

I notice when carrying my gun in it's packaging that it is very heavy on one side. If the shipping box and the package was mishandled I could see a gun breaking in 2 pretty easy.
The foam packagin isn't enough support alone they should come in a full box not a corrugated lid and foam packaging imo.

Scrivah December 14th, 2012 13:58

Wow didn't even think they could break like that! There must have been some real force put on that thing to just break so clean like that.

Aper December 14th, 2012 14:04

Either CP fucked it up or you've got yourself a batch of shitty potmetal 416s ...

ShelledPants December 14th, 2012 14:08

Quote:

Originally Posted by Scrivah (Post 1736354)
Wow didn't even think they could break like that! There must have been some real force put on that thing to just break so clean like that.

Dropping a gun straight down onto the barrel would put a lot of force on the upper receiver threads. Definitely enough to crack it like this. Since the nozzle looks undamaged, I'd venture to say that's what happened, and not sideways force (like trying to break the gun in half by holding it by the muzzle and stock and putting your knee in the middle...)

MaybeStopCalling December 14th, 2012 20:54

Well, I am going to expedite my transition to a real steel upper now...

kullwarrior December 14th, 2012 21:01

Quote:

Originally Posted by Aper (Post 1736361)
Either CP fucked it up or you've got yourself a batch of shitty potmetal 416s ...

I won't be surprise if that happen. Work at FedEx as package handler. In this time of year all the management care is to get stuff through as fast as possible. If the gun was thrown (moving package from one belt to another) on the side where it was zip tied to. Chances are it can break.

Oh and btw Fragile sign....means "Kick me" in parcel surface (this goes to every facility)

One thing I learn in working at Parcel service is pack your parcel really well, and have insurance. Insurance claim of >$100 typically is a huge hassle, unless it is clearly destructive damage occur in transit (ie a foot size and shape hole in the middle of package)

chaosrealm93 December 14th, 2012 21:20

wow, thats some brittle metal..

Dragate December 19th, 2012 05:04

Okay finally got word back from Revolution Airsoft.
They told us to just send back the gun.

They didn't mention if they were going to re-send another, but I'm pretty sure that's what they mean... I hope.

tysaa January 31st, 2013 16:35

Update on this issue found here:
http://airsoftcanada.com/showthread.php?t=150328


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