SOLD OUT: SR-410 Mini NR Revolver Shotgun
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Pretty clear to me:
These were the first SR-410's to arrive and unfortunately did not pass our quality control standards. There was a small gap observed between barrel rib and receiver, when cocking very slowly the cylinder doesn't always click into place and the mechanism is single action only. However these are brand new and being offered at a significant discount over our normal SR-410.
You can probably fix the SA only, if you know a bit about mechanics. Most people will only shoot SA only anyways. I bought several shotguns back in the day from Canada Ammo which did not work and it was always an easy fix. 50% off is kinda tempting.
I wonder if the first rejected shipment had been single action only by design?
I’m mechanically inclined but haven’t worked on revolvers before.
I’ve always hunted squirrels with rifles. I’m planning on using this and I hope it works well.
Could very well be.
But in reality I always see people at the range using SA only on revolvers.
Got my factory second SR-410 and rail. I couldn’t be happier. Looks great and seems to function great.
It seems as if it was never designed as double action.
The cylinder will fail to fully rotate if you do it slow (like molasses slow) and don’t pull the hammer all the way back. Pulling the hammer all the way back, regardless of the speed you do it, will result in a fully rotated and locked cylinder. Pulling the hammer back at any normal speed will result in the cylinder fully rotating.
I’ve taken off the right side blast shield - as per internet advice. Torx head was stubborn but it came off without stripping.
A coworker of mine bought one today too.
This thing is so cool, I almost want another.
Can’t find .410 for the life of me tho.
It seems as if it was never designed as double action.
The cylinder will fail to fully rotate if you do it slow (like molasses slow) and don’t pull the hammer all the way back. Pulling the hammer all the way back, regardless of the speed you do it, will result in a fully rotated and locked cylinder. Pulling the hammer back at any normal speed will result in the cylinder fully rotating.
I’ve taken off the right side blast shield - as per internet advice. Torx head was stubborn but it came off without stripping.
A coworker of mine bought one today too.
This thing is so cool, I almost want another.
Can’t find .410 for the life of me tho.
Thunderhog
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All I got for packing was a box with nothing written on, a mylar foam sleeve, and that's it, no packing materials around, no receipt, no manual, not even the usual danger warning, or lead is bad for you. And double action is fantastic, can shoot 1 handed like a pistol.
Anyone know of a source for stocks for these? Wonder if there are any from a different model that would fit without too much tinkering. I appreciate the novelty of the truncated stick, but much like a Mare’s Leg after the novelty wears off, a full length stock might prove to be more practical.
