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Another thread gave me this idea. Here are some answers to common questions. What are the stock answers? Can you think of some?
1) Tighten the strain screw
2) No, it's the seam where the sideplate is fitted.
3) Get a reloading manual and study it
4) Since none is available use any brand that you can find that works with your cartridge.
5) The most powerful one that you can carry and shoot comfortably.
Answers:
1) Why am I getting light strikes?
2) Is this a crack in my (any S&W revolver)?
3) How do I start reloading?
4) What is the best powder for my (insert any cartridge)?
5) What caliber is best for concealed carry?
1) Tighten the strain screw
2) No, it's the seam where the sideplate is fitted.
3) Get a reloading manual and study it
4) Since none is available use any brand that you can find that works with your cartridge.
5) The most powerful one that you can carry and shoot comfortably.
Answers:
1) Why am I getting light strikes?
2) Is this a crack in my (any S&W revolver)?
3) How do I start reloading?
4) What is the best powder for my (insert any cartridge)?
5) What caliber is best for concealed carry?
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