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Search for Glass House Farms, in 2021, Canadian money bought the Tomato operation from another Canadian company for the 500,000 square foot closed loop growing operation to grow MJ instead of tomatoes. Residents in Carpinteria complained about the skunk smell, in the old rose and orchid houses, forced to close by imports with South America, now growing MJ, so they paid over $500M for the facility which is closed circuit with exhaust filters, follow the money, Organized Crime anyone?
Most likely because they did not bother analyzing the dynamic behavior of the the fire control parts. The report identified sear bounce through high speed photography. That should have been fixed long before releasing the product to market. But it was not and most likely they also did not check whether deformed first engagement surfaces can kick the sear away from the striker to the point that the second notch has nothing to grab. Or, after slipping off the first notch, the sear contacts the striker, bounces off and again the second notch misses the striker.I haven't followed this saga super closely, but I've read a little. Here is my uneducated prognostication of whats happening.
I think the safety lock is getting disengaged by jostling as the report has shown. I think the sears are releasing because of poor machining, combined with guys drawing their pistols and taking the trigger to the wall (as training says you should), but not firing. Possibly, this is reducing sear engagment on poorly-machined sears, which later causes a sear to randomly release. What I don't get is why the secondary sear notch doesn't catch the striker in those situations.
Have you tried updating your Sig with the BDX app?Yes!
Do you have a LRF and a kestrel connected at the same time to the 901? If so, there is a huge memory leak on the Garmin IMO. It is still there in the July 3rd FW update. When I have both devices connected to the 901 in the following way: Sig 10k Gen 2 connected to AB, Kestrel elite connected to other, ENV set to AUTO. If you let the 901 run a couple cycles in this configuration. The Garmin will stop responding and will reboot. Doesn't take very long when you ranging targets on the target card. Theory I have is a memory leak in the BT connections handling for two devices or could be in the 901s timer to pull data from the Kestrel when set to AUTO etc. The work around I have done is to connect the kestrel to other and get env updates. Disconnect from the Kestrel and connect to the Sig 10Ks. 901 functions perfectly when only connected to one device at a time no matter the settings.
If this isn't your case the FW may have some trash data... I would try a hard reset. Turn the unit off. Hold down the power, down, up at the same time. When you see the Garmin logo release just the power, When you hear the beep release just the down. Then release the last with the last beep.
Hope this helps.
Lastly! Please Garmin/Sig fix the DOF on the 10K Gen 2! I know Garmin has stated that anything on the AB API will be shown and used on the 901. The Sig 10Ks will send DOF to ABQ when in BDX-Internal Mode. The bug has to be in BDX-External Mode where maybe Sig is not send DOF to the AB API. This should be simple to see and fix in a unit test. I would love to debug and correct both these two big issues that drive me crazy and hold the 901 back from being elite!
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I also went the D Wilson Route for my LMTs. I still have the factory barrel on my 10.5 300blk though. DW does a spectacular job!I also have both, this is my exact experience. I love both rifles, they are both outstanding. The only drawback with LMT is the fact that their are factory barrels don't tend to shoot as well as Geissele. I've only had 2 Geissele barrels, but I've had 5 factory LMT 5.56 barrels. 3 chrome lined and 2 factory stainless steel 5r barrels. The last Factory LMT stainless steel barrel was finally starting to shoot small after 150 rounds, I probably gave up on it a little too soon. I will reinstall it at some point and continue to work with it.
If precision beyond 100 yards is critical to you, Geissele factory rifle will probably be more accurate. However, you can have gunsmith D Wilson convert any barrel to work with lmt. That's what I did with a Bartlein barrel from Craddock Precision, and now it's the most accurate AR I've ever shot.
Both rifles run like a top, both are very high quality, the Geissele will have a better trigger, but the LMT axle trigger isn't bad compared to most other Factory rifles.
TLDR: A factory Geissele super duty rifle is the Easy Button