I recently purchased a 1851 nib on line. When the revolver arrived I was pleased as it appeared to be equal to the other four I have. BUT, then I noticed the casting cavities in the brass back strap. Contacted Stoeger they had me return the piece. They repaired and shipped back to me in about a month. This time the casting cavities were in the brass trigger guard. Contracted them again, they provided a prepaid shipping label, and back to the factory again. After a month I checked in on my gun only to be told they went though a whole box of parts and all of them had casting cavities in the back strap and trigger guards. They did refund the original purchase price to me, but I had to pay all the freight, I'm out over $35. Has Anyone else experienced this "issue"?
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