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I was under the impression that the shallow shoulders of the .22 Jet led to the cylinder getting locked up as the casing moved back against the recoil shield unless the gun was kept extremely clean. Have you had this problem?

76 posted on 08/12/2004 1:21:24 PM PDT by Tijeras_Slim (Be a Dollar a Day FReeper, and SMILE when you get your Mastercard bill!)

No I have not had that problem, the only thing I find undesirable, is god awful bang. Then you have to remember it is a 357 necked down. But I love mine. I shot a skunk one time and didn't even have to skin it, the hide was hollow when I picked it up/ One hell of a gun. It is the usual story of S/W they made a gun and people liked it so they quit making it. Just like 220 Swift everyone yelling about shooting out the barrel. Well I have been shooting one for 20 years, and it is still a tack driver, but I never load it to the max.