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29 years of shooting and I've only seen broken firing pins on a couple of revolvers.
EDIT: For anyone interested: A Ruger SP-101 and some POS Taurus
Last edited by Shao; 02-18-13 at 17:28.
double post
Last edited by SteveS; 02-18-13 at 17:41.
I like to put it S@W ARs are made with bolt action steel. There is a reason for the mil spec and those who say milspec is the lowest don't understand what they are saying as there are Ars built to milspec standards and there are ARs not built to milspec standards. Yes there is a difference and the Milspec built rifle is by far the best built. Then again 10,000 rounds divided by $350.00 per 1,000 makes the cost of the rifle pale.
Last edited by SteveS; 02-18-13 at 20:41.
Military Specifications (Mil-Spec) is a combination of performance based and manufacturing standards by which a minimum acceptable level of performance or construction/fabrication must be met.
Mil-Spec doesn't mean the best built by any means, nor does it mean the worst built, it simply means that the military has set specifications that are the minimum ACCEPTABLE level.
Last edited by Chorizo; 02-18-13 at 21:37.
USMC, 21 years and 21 days. But who was counting?
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