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I thought I might get a 586.I have a 686-1 and its a hoot to shoot. Time for a blued revolver.My 686 with a 6" barrel. Now I have to decided on a 4"or 6" pipe. :eek:

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I guess if they don't work I still have 10,000 rounds of other ammo

There is the Christmas rush a lot of 22 firearms and ammo are given as Christmas presents;that will cause another slowdown, if you haven't noticed by now.

Armscor 40 gr standard velocity 22lr. Has anyone used this in their M&p 15-22 and will it cycle automatic 22s?

Heaven is just North Of The Bridge

Does anyone still own a SW99 45? Now that they discontinued it a few years back. Does Smith and Wesson still repair them mine has been flawless, except for a guide rod/spring assembly. If it has a lifetime warranty what will S&W do that they don't have parts? Not that mine need work right now...

Does anyone know if Smith and Wesson is still on their summer shutdown? And when is it this year? Thank You

I have a SW99 in 45acp, Walther never made the P99 in 45.

So I have this Sw99 with a broken recoil rod/spring assembly,that I have contacted smith customer support about and they put in a order over a month ago with no response. This gun is discontinued with no hope of them having replacement parts. What good is my warranty now? I'm just curious if...

Ok I know I'm going to get some different answers but what is the difference in Failure to Eject: and Failure to Extract? :confused:

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Im wondering if anyone knows if the recoils spring is covered under the lifetime warranty. Mine broke when reassembling after cleaning :mad: Plastic recoil rod :mad:

Exactly I will be calling them tomarrow

I have looked all over and no lot number

Im pretty sure they are required by law I always wonder if a NIB firearm is always new.

I recently bought a box of Winchester .40 sw without a lot number stamped on the inside flap. I thought there where certain regulations by manufactures of ammunition, that require a lot number in the event of a recall or factory mishap. I will be calling Winchester Monday maybe they will...

I wonder if they use the spent cases and do their own reloading

They tell you in the manual about using reloads. maybe they reload

wasn't the upgrade some blue spring or something