Recently I've been receiving product alerts off an on over the last few months from grab a gun for the plain Jane colt 6920 m4 carbine with the 16" barrel for 1400 dollars. Well one day it ate at me enough I ended up clicking buy and here we are some weeks later after being out of town/waiting for shipping and I'm now starting my background check quest that is a waiting period to the tune of 2800 people. I was inspecting the gun today and noticed that my a2 flash hider was canted slightly probably by about 10 or 15 degrees. I have become someone who takes muzzle devices very seriously and consider it an act of god in order to have it adjusted. That said if it's some hunk of crap rifle that i use for a plinker I'm not all that concerned. But seeing as how there's a very real chance of civilian ar15 ownership going the way of the dodo I don't really want my brand new out of the box ar15s messed with at all for collecting purposes even if the colt is a mass produced hunk of crap. I couldn't help but thinking "really colt?" You guys just send this crap out the door no big deal? Am I shocked? I have heard plenty about colt's quality control. At any rate what would you guys do? Send it back to the factory and make them fix it. Crank on it yourselves and alter the torque spec/ and run the risk of damaging the finish or worse strip one of the flats on the muzzle device? (You all know you have done it) Do you just say screw it who cares or are you anal retentive like me and find it absolutely necessary to have an a2 flash hider timed perfectly with the top slot aligned perfectly at 12 o'clock. Do you look at the mirror in shame because you spent 1400$ on a hunk of crap?