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Lately I watched few gut wrenching "KABOOM" videos, so I decided to careful inspect interior of all my rifles with the best of my abilities. I found two what appears machining imperfections inside the receiver of my Browning X-Bolt Hell's Canyon Speed (308 Win). The first imperfection (pic#1) is close to the chamber and it looks almost if someone patched a hole. The second imperfection (pic#2) is under one of the front scope base treads. The screw is torqued as recommended by Browning @ 20 in/lb. My concern is that over time these imperfection could structuraly weaken the action. The rifle is just about 2 months old. I purchased it brand new in Cabela's and the rifle is under full warranty. I shot about 400 rounds so far and the rifle has been working great and shoots accurately (sub-MOA with match-grade ammo). Any advice or opinion about this is highly appreciated.
Dan from Seattle
Dan from Seattle