Videos tagged with Factory Service

This YouTube video features a Smith & Wesson 617 .22lr revolver that has been returned from factory service. The owner reports that the revolver underwent significant work, including a new frame and a reamed forcing cone. After the repairs, the firearm performed exceptionally well, handling over 200 rounds of mixed ammunition without issues, returning to its expected operational standard. The video creator expresses satisfaction with the restoration and indicates plans for subsequent accuracy testing.

This video addresses an issue with a Smith & Wesson Model 617 revolver, specifically concerning lead shaving. The owner discovered that a cracked frame and a slight separation between the barrel and frame were the cause. The firearm is being sent back to the factory for repair, with the expectation of receiving a new pistol.

This review provides a follow-up on the Taurus G3C after factory service, addressing previous criticisms and detailing the repair process. The speaker, a USPSA Master class shooter, emphasizes the importance of extensive reliability testing, suggesting a minimum of 200 rounds. The G3C is presented as a high-value option if proven reliable through rigorous testing, with specific attention paid to its trigger, finish durability, and potential chambering issues.

This video provides an in-depth review of the Smith & Wesson M&P 40c by Hickok45, focusing on its performance after factory service. The review covers initial range testing, details of the repair process with Smith & Wesson, long-range accuracy, and comparisons to other firearms like the Glock. Hickok45 highlights the pistol's reliability, trigger characteristics, and recoil management, concluding with a high-volume shooting demonstration.