509 and 509 for Polaris branded helmets with Fidlock® fasteners
The chin strap on affected helmets may not be routed correctly causing the retention buckle to separate and the helmet to come off.
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The chin strap on affected helmets may not be routed correctly causing the retention buckle to separate and the helmet to come off.
This product doesn’t comply with the mandatory standard for bicycle helmets . The buckle is not permanently attached to the strap and could be removed, making the helmet unsafe.
The indicator status on the inflator may show the life jacket is ready for use even when the attached gas cylinder is empty, removed or not connected properly. The life jacket cannot inflate when this happens.
A design or manufacturing fault can lead to muzzle brake baffle contact where the projectile contacts the inside of the muzzle brake before exiting the barrel and can result in: Bullet fragments exiting from the side and/or rear of the muzzle brake at speed, and/or The bullet deviating unexpectedly from the point of aim.
The “Y” handle bar welding may break under excessive force while in use.
Corrosion may occur on the inside of new or reloaded ammunition cartridges, which weakens their strength.
Over time small cracks may develop in the barrel of the .223 and .243 calibre LA102 CrossOver rifle.
The bolt on some B.Mag rifles may inadvertently catch the safety button and slide it into the "fire" position.
The potential exists for the product to discharge unintentionally.
Independent testing has identified that the above skate helmets fail to meet the requirements of the mandatory safety standard.
Remington has determined that some Model 700 and Model Seven rifles with XMP triggers could under certain circumstances, unintentionally discharge. A Remington investigation has determined that some XMP triggers might have excess bonding agent used in the assembly process. Remington is undertaking a recall in the interest of consumer safety.
Some arrow shafts in the affected batches did not comply with Easton's quality assurance standards.