Re: Timming issue
- From: Nick Hull <nhull@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 23 Jul 2006 12:38:55 +0000 (UTC)
In article <e9udo6$spo$1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
"The Store" <postnet18@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
# Hi all,
#
# I have a S&W 617 that is a few months old. I've noticed that if I pull the
# hammer back slowly the cylinder will not click into place, it stops just a
# hair off. I took it to a gun smith and asked if its just dirty since I've
# put about 1500 rounds through it. He said it was quite clean. He pulled it
# apart and checked and oiled everything and I still have the same problem. He
# said that its a warranty issue. My question is this... is this normal for a
# S&W revolver or for 10 shot .22 revolvers in general or am I just the lucky
# one out of a thousand with an issue like this?
It needs fixing, S&W should be able to fix it with a whack on the hand.
Sadly quality control is slipping, it costs too much to check
everything, but the factory will fix it.
Keltec, OTOH, does NO quality control; you check it yourself and they
fix it. Probably a lower defect rate than S&W.
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