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Author: R.L. HornR.L. Horn Date: Sep 17, 2008 01:22
On Mon, 15 Sep 2008 22:00:32 +0000 (UTC), R.M.R yahoo.com>
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# That's possible but if I recollect correctly I have heard (no first hand
# experience) of ignition problems due to the hammer being lightened to the
# point the (S&W) firing pin doesn't hit the primer hard enough.
Some Taurus revolvers also had this problem. It can usually be alleviated
by avoiding "hard" primers and making certain they're properly seated (i.e.
stay away from commercial reloads). Factory ammo is generally okay, but I
always fire a cylinder or two from a new lot to be sure.
# As for the Dremel, you wouldn't want me anywhere near a firearm with one
# unless you were looking for a masterpiece hack job.
Second that. Dremels are handy, but they have a nasty tendency to get away
from you when they bind. A pneumatic die grinder is a lot safer.
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