Arik
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Literally. Shooting my model 13-2 at the range today!
Took my 18yr old cousin with me. It's his second time shooting and first where it's just me and him. We started easy....Glock 17 9mm. Then moved to HK P2000 40sw followed by Springfield TRP 1911 45acp. We finished of with 3 revolvers. A mid 70s model 36, a 642 and a 13. The 13 is a 4in barrel and was a police gun outside the US (has re import marks). Overall an amazing no nonsense workhorse of a revolver. 38s feel like 22s and 357 is very manageable. Amazing smooth trigger!
Soooo....back to the "snap". We went through a box of 38. I shot six, he shot six...etc. I had half a box of Magtech 357. I shot 6, he shot six....all the way to where there were 8 rounds left. I shot 4 and gave 4 to my cousin. He shot the last 4 and goes to open the cylinder but it's stuck. I'm thinking he did it wrong so I take it and can only get it open a little. After a few seconds of fiddling with it I got the cylinder open. What I ended up finding was that the firing pin snapped and the one part was stuck where it would be as it hit the primer!
[emoji35] [emoji31]
So now I need a new firing pin! [emoji49]
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Took my 18yr old cousin with me. It's his second time shooting and first where it's just me and him. We started easy....Glock 17 9mm. Then moved to HK P2000 40sw followed by Springfield TRP 1911 45acp. We finished of with 3 revolvers. A mid 70s model 36, a 642 and a 13. The 13 is a 4in barrel and was a police gun outside the US (has re import marks). Overall an amazing no nonsense workhorse of a revolver. 38s feel like 22s and 357 is very manageable. Amazing smooth trigger!
Soooo....back to the "snap". We went through a box of 38. I shot six, he shot six...etc. I had half a box of Magtech 357. I shot 6, he shot six....all the way to where there were 8 rounds left. I shot 4 and gave 4 to my cousin. He shot the last 4 and goes to open the cylinder but it's stuck. I'm thinking he did it wrong so I take it and can only get it open a little. After a few seconds of fiddling with it I got the cylinder open. What I ended up finding was that the firing pin snapped and the one part was stuck where it would be as it hit the primer!
[emoji35] [emoji31]
So now I need a new firing pin! [emoji49]
Sent from my XT1650 using Tapatalk