I gotta agree with PK and others - this is a symtom of a real problem that you have found a "work around" for. The real question is what is the real problem?? Sounds like recoil spring, etc, that we have mentioned here a few times. Have any parts on this gun been changed yet?
Range Report For '28
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Posted 02 July 2004 - 11:57 AM
Yea, I've change all the internals except for trigger parts, blish lock. (Actually I changed the recoil spring, but the substitute was pretty beat up, so I didn't trust it) I've never experienced the limp wrist problem with any of my pistols or other rifles.
