bee-kay
Bearcat
I have owned my SP 101since about 2008 and I've probably fired it less that 500 times, with 50 of those shots being .357 .. Other than that .38 special.
I showed it to someone at a shop where I offered it as a trade in and I'll be keeping it... But he told me that it looks like the rifling is shot out.
I've noticed that the rifling seemed sort of shallow since it was new and I never gave it much thought , but now that it's been brought to my attention, it's got me wondering if it could be effecting accuracy.
I never really got into shooting it a lot, because out of all my guns, it's the least accurate, but I attributed it to having a short barrel.
I keep it loaded and sometimes carry it because of it's handy size.
That probably wouldn't be covered by warranty after that many years, because it could be considered wear.
What would you do if this were your gun?
Thanks
I showed it to someone at a shop where I offered it as a trade in and I'll be keeping it... But he told me that it looks like the rifling is shot out.
I've noticed that the rifling seemed sort of shallow since it was new and I never gave it much thought , but now that it's been brought to my attention, it's got me wondering if it could be effecting accuracy.
I never really got into shooting it a lot, because out of all my guns, it's the least accurate, but I attributed it to having a short barrel.
I keep it loaded and sometimes carry it because of it's handy size.
That probably wouldn't be covered by warranty after that many years, because it could be considered wear.
What would you do if this were your gun?
Thanks