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Old 08-09-2005, 12:15   #6
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Then get a couple of cases of ammo, your cleaning kit, a cooler of cold drinks, some hotties, and resolve yourself to going to the range and banging rounds till it stops, taking a break, cleaning it, and repeating as necessary.

I would not take it back to the smith for the problems you have cited till I had at least 500 rounds through it, preferably 1000.

As long as it is oily and wet, I would not worry about the brand of lube you are using.

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