If the primer hits are well centered, I would suggest replacing some
springs. Parts will cost you about 20 bucks if you replace all the
springs. Firing pin might be worn too. Any competent gunsmith can take
care of it for you.

If you send it back to the factory, shipping and inspection will
probably cost you about $70-80, then whatever parts are needed. But
then you would know for sure.

If you know your way around the innards of a gun, then replacing just
the main spring is relatively simple and it only cost $4.

Regards,
Mr. DW



zme427990@... wrote:

>I found that 357 at a gun store it was used but in good shape I shot
>200 to 300 357 & a few 38 sp some times the primer was hit but did
>not fire mostley 38 sp I think I should take it in and have it looked
>over. This is used for target shooting I have 2 auto 1 911 45 acp
>springfield.1EAA 9mm full size there all fun to shoot. Who can tell
>me what they think is up with the 357 problem. I only use my reloaded
>ammo it works fine in my model 94 357. I hope this is a cheap fix?
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