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Originally Posted by OKFC05
I have a 25 year old 686 with .010 gap that I used to shoot IDPA revolver for 10 years, and the gap never changed. I cannot understand why you would expect them to change yours for free, and I'm having trouble understanding what you think you will gain by taking off the barrel, setting it back a thread, and having the gap and cone recut, especially if your barrel is now straight cut with a good forcing cone. If it shoots well, leave it alone, or you risk making it worse.
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Ha the thing is I don't know what to expect cause I'm a complete newbie to revolvers. I just got to reading around the internet, which never yields the most accurate or consistent views, and thought I would ask here.
Also never said I expected S&W to do work I request free of charge.