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Not criticizing you. Just making a general statement that we should always consider the next owner, who might be 50 years down the road when we're dead. It's tempting to just deal with it and never get the fix done, but that sets a trap for the next owner, who may never hear about the recall. I was lucky to find out about a bolt recall on a Howa 1500 I bought used. I found out about the possibility of the bolt being assembled incorrectly and the rifle discharging unexpectedly, and the recall to fix the problem by sheer chance. Whoever bought it new got notified and never took advantage of the recall."Next owner" is something that I don't understand. Why would there be a "next owner"?
Also if you read my entire post you would see that I mentioned how easy they seem to have made the process and the free magazine is even more incentive to get it done so I don't know why I wouldn't.