CZ600 recall was a Mistake

I feel the need to make these explanations: - CZ600 rifles are completely SAFE TO USE, even if they are in pre-recall configuration - CZ600 quick change barrel system is perfectly good, very similar to Barret MRAD - the quick change system did NOT fail - the screws did NOT fail or come loose, they were not tightened/engaged at all - red loctite is now installed to prevent users tampering with the system, not because screws might get loose - CZ quality control didn't fail, it caught the wrongly assembled rifle but unfortunately in the last step which resulted in injury - no CZ600 parts were defective, failure was 100% result of wrong/incomplete assembly Yes, despite a lot of comments trying to convince me otherwise, i still think a complete recall of the rifles was a big mistake, especially from a PR point of view. My solution would be to include additional instructions regarding the quick change barrel system and a warning that not tightening the screws to correct specification can result in serious injury or death. If recall was mandatory, then i would at least do the same thing as Sig Sauer and called it a “voluntary upgrade“ Edited by Oleh Bilov SHOP: @SellierBellotAmmunition has sponsored this video with top quality ammo