Sevens, I do not have the original box. I got this from a friend, who got it from his step son, who got it who knows where. I'm aware of the recall (686-M), interestingly enough this revolver just got back from S&W for a barrel replacement (squib bulged the barrel from secondary round fired). One would think they would have taken care of the recall then. Maybe this one was in spec already? Anywho I know what primer flow is and what things should and should not look like. Other than the primer flow potential, are there any other notable things to worry about with a steady diet of hot handloaded magnums? Nothing too crazy, but hot nonetheless. I'm mostly a SAA/Blackhawk guy, and the only other da/sa wheelgun I own is a SP101 in 357, which handles the same loads I'm talking about with ease