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ryhanus

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Was trying to do a full cleaning and i saw this nice huge indent inside. Any ideas, is it something that needs to be fixed? Covered by warranty? Any help would be appreciated.
 

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I havent had the time to go shooting since the video, but it didnt have a single miss fire. So i am not sure, since i am broke till next week. But i have never seen anything on there before.
 
Are you referring to the circular indent at 12 o'clock on the chamber?

It's supposed to be there.
 
Are you referring to the circular indent at 12 o'clock on the chamber?

It's supposed to be there.

I am referring to it yes, but it hasn't always been there. There used to be a mark from a jammed shell that didn't eject right, but there was never a dent there.
 
Mine has always been there, I assume it was manufactured as such. Maybe it was full of residue and you didn't notice it?

Can't be a perfectly round, centered dent on accident.
 
Well i did remember there was one miss fire, but it wasn't me that it happened to, it was my friends gf. And the dent looks the exact size of a bullet tip, unless it double fired or something.
 
That's what happens when i let a girl shoot my gun, things go wrong or get broken. :(
 
I'm

Not so sure it belongs there. Mine doesnt have it. I agree with the other guy dent from a round mischambered, maybe?
 
I wonder in I should just s&w a call and see what they say. I don't want it to cause a problem in the future or for it to ever be unsafe. Ammo wise i have only been using

FED 22LR 40GR Solid Champion - 325 Rnd Bulk Pack
because my walmart started carrying it and I have went threw at least 8 boxes of it with the only 1 know malfunction/misfire. And it has been really accurate for me with my set up.
 
After a cursory look around the internet, I'd say some folks got 'em, some don't. I'd chalk it up to a slight manufacturing change, like the different shaped extractors we have, the different firing pins we have, etc. Besides, how could a soft piece of lead press a perfect circle into the chamber?
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