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@@keness4768 I've heard of that issue. I wonder why Sig didn't locktite the rod at the factory?

It is tempting to buy a second one!

Good to know. Which brand? I tried two inexpensive snap-ring (circlip) pliers, but they deformed and broke. I was about to try Channellock snap-ring pliers as they seemed strong enough, but for the same price I bought the spreader bar which I thought I could also use as a more general purpose tool.

@@PalKrammer , I'll have to check for you .. I'm a retired plumber and have so many tools, lol . I do buy good tools though I also use n like Channellocks too .. MB ..

@@jpach3128 Thank you, you're welcone. Your original video has helped many people.

@@jesuszuniga2375 These days I have seen the M&P Pre-model 10's sell for about $650 in good condition to over $1200 in excellent condition. Mine has very little wear and might sell for about $800 today.

@@ericschulze5641 The tip of the firing pin and the entire lower part of the firing pin touches nothing: it is suspended in a 1/4" hole surrounding the pin, while the upper part of the pin with the spring resides above that hole in a larger 1/2" hole. That was the reason for making this fixture. I suppose I did a poor job describing it.

@PalKrammer ahh so the lower half has a smaller hole

Thank you. My other video at the link below provides a complete description of this rifle and shows its components and assembly procedure. ruclips.net/video/67fxVpkYb7Y/видео.htmlfeature=shared

@@calvinhandley2373 Thank you for the correction.

Como faço pra mim a dequiri um ferrolho desse

O Ebay é o melhor lugar para comprar um ferrolho completo. Seu rifle é um K98 ou um M48? Ou outra coisa? É importante obter o ferrolho de tamanho adequado para o seu rifle específico.

@@donaldotrump9863 The bolt should be dry while shooting; afterwards a very light coating of oil can be used before storing the rifle away.

@@davidshowmaker4408 The Border Patrol utilizes Colt's J-frame (not to be confused with S&W's small J-frame) and the Highway Patrolman is a S&W N-frame - I believe it is a bit larger than that of the Border Patrol. Also, the Border Patrols all have 4" barrels, while the Highway Patrolman came with at least 4" and 6" barrels.

@@PalKrammer ok thanks

@@Никита-л7ы1э В прикладе К98 есть, но в прикладе М48, нет специального места. The K98 and similar rifles have a disassembly hole in the stock, but the M48 does not, as I mention in the video. Even so, for someone who has not done the disassembly before and whose bolt may be sluggish with cosmoline, disassembly using the stock or buttstock hole can be risky.

pulling the hammer back is smooth and precise?? ive never heard of the hammer being pulled as something NOT precise..... if it wasnt it would not function. what are you even trying to say? your attempt at sounding intelligent has failed.

@@Reesee.777 ??????????

@@Reesee.777 Simply that as the hammer is being pulled back slowly, the rotation of the cylinder is smooth and not jerky or hesitant, the disengagement and re-engagement of the cylinder stop is perfectly timed, and it is nice to hear the distinct clicks. Yes, this is how it should be with every revolver, but on this well-used one from 1971 it is nice to find it in good shape.

Yes, you're correct - 7 to 10 yards is more realistic for most handgun usage. At the moment, the only range I have access to just has 25, 50 yards for pistols. Thank you for your comments.

In 1988 I first began shooting in IHMSA Silhouette, so the crisp and light break of single action mode was normal and what I've gotten used to (I still shoot Silhouette). In general, the heavier longer pull seems to require more skill and discipline; I admire those who shoot double action well.

@@PalKrammer Yes I also find revolver double action shooting far more difficult to master. Heck, I even pull low/left the double action shot of my Beretta 92FS, before it goes to single action, which are more tightly grouped. Most revolver videos, they seem to shoot in single action. You were the first one that made a point to say that all shooting would be in single action. That is why I asked, because you had made that point. There are only a few presenters that are fast and very accurate in revolver double action.

Thank you.