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Yeahhh I recently had to send my almost 1 year old 357 in for warranty service. The chamber is too loose or something. Having factory loads bulge the brass and one case even split and blew out a primer. Same ammo no problems or any signs of bulging or pressure in my revolver. The firing pin is also bloody HUGE, as in wide. Which might contribute. Damn near the size of the primer. I'm not impressed with Chiappa.Originally Posted by Noob_
Where can I get one of these??
correct me if im wrong, but is over all length for NR 660mm?
Only if it can be fired while folded, telescoped, ect.
Something like this, or say a dominion arms backpacker, can be under 660 and still stay NR because they dont fold, collapse, ect.
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Doesn't the RCMP decide wether it's restricted or NR if it's under 26" overall length?
I asked wolverine supplies and they said they can get one, but they are restricted
Does anyone have an RCMP Bulletin or FRT that shows it's not restricted? I hate to even ask with everything going on with the 10/22. Just would like to quote some actual print incase I get stopped with it. So far all I found is the vague definition on Non-restricted.
CCRF member
My self I would be interested in buying just a 16 inche take down barrel/ for end.
Some say non-restricted, some say restricted.
Well, somebody is mistaken...
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