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I have tig weleded mags with cracks like that with stainless steel rod. Silver soldering is also a good fix.

Until something better comes along, you could order a Wilson Combat spring kit and change out 2 springs yourself.

One thing to remember when loading for a M52. Always seat the bullets flush with the case mouth, not sticking out any. If the bullet sticks out, it can hang up in some magazines and not feed right.

Best Wishes and Prayers going up for 2 fellow humans.

That is well and truly a most awesome gift!!!

I would lubricate the slide rails, and anything else that needs it. Autos run on oil. Dry rails may be slowing the side down just enough to barely work.

I have one of those. It's totally worth the price.

Looking forward to see what happens next...

Now you can have another Sunday tomorrow! Yay!

Shooting low can be pretty equalizing in some cases...

There is nothing to lose by cleaning. Can't hurt, might help.

There are many rimfires and centerfires that need the forcing cone cut or recut to make it right. If you do decide to loan it out, be aware that the 1st chamber reamer disappeared into neverland. You would need to keep tight controls on who has it (have each person send it back to you to make...

The gun was actually made for .357 bullets, because that is the barrel size.

Larger (.358) bullets are what most people are loading for their 929s around here. You might try cleaning under the extractor with a toothbrush and some solvent. This is a hidden area that often escapes notice. You need to hold the extractor out and clean the bottom of it and the counterbore...

I have shot all kinds of matches with a revolver since 1979. One of the big things here is allowing dot sights in the revo classes. This goes a long way to keeping those who can no longer see iron sights well enough, engaged in the sport. Some of the younger guys that wouldn't otherwise shoot a...

The best way to make the rebound slide easier to return is to radius and polish the corners and flat surfaces where the bottom of the hammer and the rebound slide interact during the rebound cycle. Smoothing the sides and hole of the rebound slide helps some, as well.

Chamfering the mouth of the cylinder throats and forcing cone allows more gas and carbon to escape than if they have sharp corners. Personally, I prefer them sharp. The gun will still work fine either way.

Where there's a will, there's a relative...

Prayers going up for Joyce and family and Rusty and family.

Please explain what is involved in doing your 3 lb. double action trigger pull. I'm sure a lot of people would like to know. It sounds amazing!