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Question: after shooting a bunch of rounds my SW .38 revolver heats up a bit, I start getting one misfire for every 6 rounds fired. Could this be from over heating or do I have a trigger issue or? Thanks
if you mean it screwed in a couple of more millimeters (more than one full turn of the screw) then you probably found the problem. If you mean it rotated a couple of millimeters (less than 1/4 of a full turn of the screw) then that is unlikely to be enough to make a significant difference.I checked the main spring screw I wouldn't say it was loose but I did get it to move a couple of millimeters....ill see if it makes a difference when I take it to the range this Saturday...
Once in a while I give my SW 38 6 shot a testing, fired 100 rounds pretty quickly single/double action with jet loaders.Question: after shooting a bunch of rounds my SW .38 revolver heats up a bit, I start getting one misfire for every 6 rounds fired. Could this be from over heating or do I have a trigger issue or? Thanks
A couple of mm's on the strain screw is actually quite a bit. That could easily have been the issue.I checked the main spring screw I wouldn't say it was loose but I did get it to move a couple of millimeters....ill see if it makes a difference when I take it to the range this Saturday...