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March 25, 2013
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That would be one of the frame pins I was talking about. I have a bunch of them. It is easy enough to knock them out to the right and install new ones. It may be that one was installed too deep and a little tap to push it out a smidgeon, reassemble, then tap it back would solve the problem if that is it.Â
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March 25, 2013
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3ric, it DOES look like the frame pin holding the trigger is longer than maybe it should. I would have to compare it to a gun of mine. Maybe the wrong pin was used. They are different lengths.Â
June 13, 2022
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Iâve contacted CZ for repair and filled out the paperwork. Iâm waiting to hear back on the next step.Â
October 18, 2017
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I hope they will be able to resolve the problem, Jay. Good luck.
June 13, 2022
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3ric said
I hope they will be able to resolve the problem, Jay. Good luck. Â
Thanks 3ric!
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I received a repair number from DW yesterday and I plan on shipping it out at the end of the week.Â
Ill keep this thread updated.
June 13, 2022
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I just heard back from DW.
October 18, 2017
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This is very interesting! Never thought of an out of alignment upper crane leg. Let us know how it shoots when you get it back!
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3ric said
This is very interesting! Never thought of an out of alignment upper crane leg. Let us know how it shoots when you get it back! Â
Wow, same here!
Looking forward to hearing how your Dan runs once you get it back. 
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Probably happened by someone Bogarting the gun. Flipping the gun clockwise to close the cylinder. VERY BAD.Â
August 8, 2016
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Cool to see Keith is taking over Bobâs job now
June 13, 2022
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Andrew1220 said
Cool to see Keith is taking over Bobâs job now Â
Keith has been awesome throughout the processÂ
June 13, 2022
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October 18, 2017
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Jay, that is awesome news!!! Thatâs a good turn around time! Glad Kieth was able to figure it out. Enjoy!!!!
June 13, 2022
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3ric said
Jay, that is awesome news!!! Thatâs a good turn around time! Glad Kieth was able to figure it out. Enjoy!!!! Â
Iâll have it back tomorrow, I canât wait ð
June 13, 2022
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I finally made it back to range yesterday after receiving my 15-2 back from DW. They fixed everything and cleaned. Letâs just say I couldnât be happier with the revolver.
They re-centered the leg to fix the off center primer strike. Replaced the bolt to correct the timing and lockup.
October 18, 2017
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Awesome news, Jay!! Weâve had some unusual cases in the past, but this issue has never come up before that I know of. So glad Kieth was able to make the repairs, and that you are finally able to fully enjoy your DW!
June 13, 2022
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3ric said
Awesome news, Jay!! Weâve had some unusual cases in the past, but this issue has never come up before that I know of. So glad Kieth was able to make the repairs, and that you are finally able to fully enjoy your DW! Â
Thanks 3ric!
Any idea how that could happen? The guy was malfunctioning when I bought it.
October 18, 2017
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Impossible to know for sure, but Ole Dog alluded to the possibility that it was extensively âBogartedâ (swinging the cylinder shut with a hard flick of the wrist like we sometimes see in those old movies from the 30âs). It could also have been dropped with the cylinder open, but that would likely have left a mark somewhere on the gun. The history of our DWâs we buy used is always a mystery. If my DW were a car, it would have four million miles on it, all drag racing. Really beat up, but Iâve been able to bring it back to very good working order with some helpful advice from other members here on the forum, and a lot of hard work. Weâll worth the effort.
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3ric said
Impossible to know for sure, but Ole Dog alluded to the possibility that it was extensively âBogartedâ (swinging the cylinder shut with a hard flick of the wrist like we sometimes see in those old movies from the 30âs). It could also have been dropped with the cylinder open, but that would likely have left a mark somewhere on the gun. The history of our DWâs we buy used is always a mystery. If my DW were a car, it would have four million miles on it, all drag racing. Really beat up, but Iâve been able to bring it back to very good working order with some helpful advice from other members here on the forum, and a lot of hard work. Weâll worth the effort. Â
Good info, thanks!
Iâm just trying to prevent what someone else did.
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