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Old 08-02-2020, 10:56 AM
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I bought my first gun, an S&W PC Pro-series 642 and it arrived with a scrape right across it. See the picture attached. Is this a normal PC tuned thing? or is it a fault?
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Factory test firing??
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Completely normal.
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If you mean the curved line between the edge of the "recoil shield" and the end of the "bolt" then this is completely normal. It starts on the fitting bench when the fitter is "putting up" the revolver. "Putting up" is what S&W calls the process of initial assembly of their guns.

Why didn't you ask about this at the gun shop when you bought the gun?
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