We have seen similar issues in FarCry using 6.1 with our factory cfc's stored in the application scope. Every now and then we would get an error similar to what you are saying but it wasn't consistent, ie can't replicate the error everytime.
Since moving these "high traffic" cfc's to the request scope, we haven't had the problem.
Bear in mind that CFC instances that live in application scope are effectively subject to the same locking rules as other data in application scope - a stray identifier not declared with 'var' is all it needs to trip over thread safety issues!
Sean A Corfield -- http://www.corfield.org/blog/
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