Sunkist
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What exactly is done to a no-dash to earn the M stamp. I heard it's a primer flow problem caused by the firing pin bushing. What does the factory do to it?
Secondly, in one of my 686's the hammer has a bit of free play and moves from the left to the right as it drops into place. Everything works fine but I'm thinking about a hammer post shim to tighten it up. The hammer is solid in position whether at rest or full cock but the movement is seen as it drops. This gun is also an unmodified no-dash.
Secondly, in one of my 686's the hammer has a bit of free play and moves from the left to the right as it drops into place. Everything works fine but I'm thinking about a hammer post shim to tighten it up. The hammer is solid in position whether at rest or full cock but the movement is seen as it drops. This gun is also an unmodified no-dash.