ogilvyspecial
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Took the 632-2 out to the back-yard range today and we put it through it paces, it passed with flying colors!
Good accuracy & no extraction issues even when firing the .327's after many .32 S&W Longs had been fired. Wish I could say the same about our 632 Carry Comp (3" compensated bbl). Today it was still giving me serious extraction issues with the .327 rounds and if I can't work through them soon I'll be contacting customer service. I also had extraction issues with the Ruger SP101 with the .327 rounds and that one had to go back to Ruger who replaced the cylinder to fix the issue. I got a couple of nice gouges on my hand today from the Carry Comp when I had to pound the heck out of the extractor rod to eject the spent casings, but only on the .327's, the .32's come out easily so some of the problem might be due to shorter "fouling ring" issues, this, in spite of the fact that I always use a Lewis Lead Remover after every range session.
As mentioned, the new 632-2 (2") had no issues whatsoever and so far is turning out to be the best new S&W I've purchased in a long time. It's about time, a number of our newer Smith's have had something goin' on but I'm still keepin' the faith and today was rewarded hansomely for doing so........
Good accuracy & no extraction issues even when firing the .327's after many .32 S&W Longs had been fired. Wish I could say the same about our 632 Carry Comp (3" compensated bbl). Today it was still giving me serious extraction issues with the .327 rounds and if I can't work through them soon I'll be contacting customer service. I also had extraction issues with the Ruger SP101 with the .327 rounds and that one had to go back to Ruger who replaced the cylinder to fix the issue. I got a couple of nice gouges on my hand today from the Carry Comp when I had to pound the heck out of the extractor rod to eject the spent casings, but only on the .327's, the .32's come out easily so some of the problem might be due to shorter "fouling ring" issues, this, in spite of the fact that I always use a Lewis Lead Remover after every range session.
As mentioned, the new 632-2 (2") had no issues whatsoever and so far is turning out to be the best new S&W I've purchased in a long time. It's about time, a number of our newer Smith's have had something goin' on but I'm still keepin' the faith and today was rewarded hansomely for doing so........
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