Smith & Wesson Revolver Repair

[ted_dent]

Here are the pictures of what the inside of the cylinder looked like. At first it was suggested to be leading, but from a new gun with such low rounds through it and also it would not come off with anything I'd say it is part of the cylinder. You can see a tiny bit of leading on the other 5 chambers, bot one of these things is definitely not like the others. I had to put a screwdriver in the chamber from the front and hit it very hard a few times to get the stuck casing out each time. The casing once removed from the bad chamber will not fit into any chamber again, while a casing fired from any other chamber will fit into any of them.



Man, that's brutal machining.

 

[fdc]

Your opinion does not alter my reality. http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/foru...amp-W-warranty-experiences?highlight=warranty

You have confused opinion and reality in order to disregard my reality. My reality is that S&W went above and beyond repairing a gun that they did not have to. My opinion because of this is that S&W are a great company to deal with, Murray Charlton also I should add. Others here have the same opinion as me and their realities are aligned with mine - satisfying outcome to a S&W product problem.

There is no doubt that your reality and opinion are different but this doesn't negate the rest of us who have a positive experience with S&W.