ron,
I don't have an answer on fixing it as I am no gunsmith, but the
basics for the factory fixin' it, are you call them, they send Fedex to
your house to pick up the gun. They then charge you $35 for inspecting
and finding the problem, they then call you with the answer and the
expected cost to fix. You decide if you want them to fix it before they
go ahead. That may sound strange but I had a guy who sent in an unsafe
basket case. The repair bill would have been more than the gun was
worth. The customer refused, but because the gun was not safe, he got
back a box of parts, not a firing gun. He bitched a lot but at least
he still has all his fingers and toes.

The Fedex charge should be less than UPS 2nd day air. Call the
plant, you'll get Ronda or Jenn or perhaps if you just want to talk it
out with someone, you can get Brian but he's busier than a one armed
paper hanger. Never hurts to try.

Regards,
Mr. DW



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>Hi,
>I have one of those "Why the hell won't it work" questions for anyone
>out there. I have recently gotten my 4th small frame .375 revolver
>(S/N 366XXX). When shooting it last month a problem developed with
>it. It seems to work fine in double action but when I try to use it
>single action, the "HAND" does not want to come up and engage the
>fingers on the extractor, to rotate the cylinder when I pull back on
>the hammer; it just jumps over the star wheel. In double action,
>the "HAND" fully engages the finges just fine. I have repaced
>the "HAND" and the "HAND SPRING" with no change. As I mentioned,I
>have several of these revolvers and I have taken other ones apart to
>compare the workings side by side and I cannot see any difference.
>It is driving me nuts. Can anyone out there help with with this
>problem? It may be something simple that I am just overlooking or it
>may need factory work. If it does need factory work, I have a second
>question for anyone who knows. It is taking three weeks to get parts
>from Dan Wesson currently. Does anyone know how long it takes to get
>a pistol worked on? Is there a minimum shop fee?
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