So now I have a revolver that works, but I do not trust. I was told that a loose barrel is the origin. I was eventually informed that the the gun was rebuilt but there was no change in the design that resulted in the original malfunctioning. This time they went from sounding cold to being rude. I called back to ask about the repairs since the only paperwork for this described a new barrel. At first I was informed that this was fine, then I got my sidewinder back.There was a note that said no exchanges were possible. That was when I asked to exchange that revolver for a Pug. When I called in about it in the interim I was told that this was not an uncommon issue for the sidewinder. They were not all that easy to work with regarding the return even after telling me that the barrel would need to be replaced.Įventually I did send it back and it took about six weeks for them to return. This was using a couple of different ammo brands. Nearly every round fired caused the cylinder to pop open. When I took my slightly used wheel gun to the range it was garbage. I managed to track down a Sidewinder for those very reasons. Something that is better than nothing and you can place in a pocket at home, on a run, or walking the dogs in gym shorts.

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