So, my friend brought his M629 to the gunsmith because he said he was getting misfires. Gunsmith couldn't replicate the problem as I recollect but put a lot of ammo through it trying.
Friend takes it back and when he loads it, just before he closes the cylinder, the whole thing falls apart. What the....?
So he brings it back. Gunsmith fixes it. What happened?
Gunsmith says he had to replace a crane screw on the frame that apparently had become worn, due to all the successful test fires.
Does that make sense to y'all? Even if he fired it 50 times with full house 44 magnum rounds why would this happen?
***GRJ***
Friend takes it back and when he loads it, just before he closes the cylinder, the whole thing falls apart. What the....?
So he brings it back. Gunsmith fixes it. What happened?
Gunsmith says he had to replace a crane screw on the frame that apparently had become worn, due to all the successful test fires.
Does that make sense to y'all? Even if he fired it 50 times with full house 44 magnum rounds why would this happen?
***GRJ***
