TruthTellers
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I made a thread couple weeks ago about my issues with an NAA revolver I have. I disassembled and repaired the issue and it was the hand spring dislocating itself from the groove in the hammer and the hand.
I tested the indexing of the cylinder before I went to the range last week and it was working fine, 100%. Then I shot two rounds of Speer .22 Magnum and it had the indexing issue again.
It doesn't fail 100% of the time, but it doesn't index properly 100% of the time either.
Since it seemed .22 Mag was too much recoil for it, I switched to the .22 LR cylinder and was hitting those steel pig targets at 50 yards from a sitting position pretty well. Thus, at 50 yards, I'd say that the Minimaster is very capable of hitting an eight inch by 4 inch steel plate if you are steady enough.
Bottom line: When it works correctly, the NAA Minimaster is an awesome gun.
So I called NAA today and tried to get into contact with customer service, but all I got was a message telling me to leave a message. I did that, gave them my contact info because I want to know what they're going to charge me, if anything, before I send them my revolver.
I don't expect to hear back from them, but I figured it's best that I leave a message today just to try and will call back again tomorrow.
I didn't get to speak to an actual person, so I'm already starting to take points off for that.
I tested the indexing of the cylinder before I went to the range last week and it was working fine, 100%. Then I shot two rounds of Speer .22 Magnum and it had the indexing issue again.
It doesn't fail 100% of the time, but it doesn't index properly 100% of the time either.
Since it seemed .22 Mag was too much recoil for it, I switched to the .22 LR cylinder and was hitting those steel pig targets at 50 yards from a sitting position pretty well. Thus, at 50 yards, I'd say that the Minimaster is very capable of hitting an eight inch by 4 inch steel plate if you are steady enough.
Bottom line: When it works correctly, the NAA Minimaster is an awesome gun.
So I called NAA today and tried to get into contact with customer service, but all I got was a message telling me to leave a message. I did that, gave them my contact info because I want to know what they're going to charge me, if anything, before I send them my revolver.
I don't expect to hear back from them, but I figured it's best that I leave a message today just to try and will call back again tomorrow.
I didn't get to speak to an actual person, so I'm already starting to take points off for that.