1. They have nothing to do with each other. Chances are they are done on different machines anyway, especially with the prevalence of Fiber Lasers.
These are non critical dimensions. ATF stipulates identifying marks have to be 1/16" and .003 deep.
All guns are blems. All blems are just a way to sell more product without devaluing your brand/market. Its one of the oldest games in the gun industry. I got "non blems" than look 10 times worse than "blems" from the same manufacture. It means nothing.
Firearms are either safe to sell or not. No one is going to risk the liability of selling anything remotely suspect, much less advertise them as such.
Stop trying to make assumptions like if they do this.............then they may do this. Shit is nothing but made up conjecture.
Do you see anyone complaining that their Larue lowers don't work, or won't accept small parts kits, or have excessive slop?
No , so don't make up issues where none exist.
At the end of the day 95% of customer complains are due to customer ignorance and lack of experience. For every legit issue they get 20 calls or emails from people who couldn't open a seial box without instructions and pictures about how their product is defective.
It be one thing if here was massive gouges or obvious signs of abuse. These are not even worth talking about much less creating a thread trying to get the band of karens who don't even shoot riled up becuase their nails don't match their purses.
