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Old 06-29-2018, 08:31 PM
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Originally Posted by KWK-12 View Post
To follow up: I contacted S&W, describing the model and the problem. To my surprise, they sent a paid mailer, so off it went to them. I've just received it back, also on their nickel, saying the parts needed to fix it are no longer available. I'm disappointed, but I can't complain about how they approached this.

It looks as if I'm in the market for a nice, older 10. Sadly, a very nice 10-5 sold at the nearest store about the same time I shipped my 12-3 off to S&W. The search begins...
The problem with the factory repair is they are almost helpless by exercising no options other than to put in new parts. Your 12-3 is far from lost with such a simple problem. Take it to a few local smiths and get their feedback. I'm sure one of them can fix it, it's not rocket science.

Or do as I suggested above in my post, drive it back in place. If the problem reoccurs after a couple of thousand rounds, drive it back in again.
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