Posted: 2/12/2016 6:06:03 PM EDT
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After cleaning and lubing I fired a few hundred rounds of Federal and CCI high and standard velocity, and RWS standard velocity.
There were two malfunctions, easily cleared. It works fine with standard velocity .22lr, which is good because I have a lot of it. The Victory's heft makes accurate shots more likely. The grip is comfortable and trigger excellent. The hex screw for takedown wouldn't budge with the included tool. So I used one of my own hex tools. After firing a few hundred rounds, the hex screw loosened itself so I had to tighten it again. I have seven 10-round magazines. Well one of them only takes nine rounds, which is close enough that I am not going to return it. |
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After firing a few hundred rounds, the hex screw loosened itself so I had to tighten it again.
unacceptable Just googled the problem and found multiple reports of the same problem. One guy said Smith & Wesson support said to use blue loctite! Loctite on a screw necessary for field stripping prior to cleaning seems like a design flaw. So now begins my search for a solution: purple loctite? |