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Old 05-23-2016, 07:56 PM
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Originally Posted by Sidnne View Post

Even if one gains nothing, the frame of the gun should not become damaged from it. If the guide rod and/or spring is what caused this, this is the first gun I've had pieces of the frame break right off from it, and the first gun that I've ever HEARD of that happening. It's something S&W might want to look at.
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The rod--actually probably an improperly sized spring--is transferring the impact force of slide from where it should be, to somewhere it shouldn't be (and never would be, with OEM spring & rod).

S&W should look at it, and put a bulletin out to their warranty repair shop.

You guys with the damage should file a small claims suit against whoever made replacement, for cost of a new frame. Blaming S&W for a bad aftermarket part is just wrong.
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