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Right!?! Don't shoot the thing, get it fixed. Replacing, or waiting the serious time for Taurus to fix it, is much easier than replacing your fingers.A split forcing cone is serious, especially if your using magnum ammo. Send it in and get it repaired.
You can say that again! That was my opinion as well, I just wanted to see what others thought of it.Right!?! Don't shoot the thing, get it fixed. Replacing, or waiting the serious time for Taurus to fix it, is much easier than replacing your fingers.
Yes, your Revolver will need to be rebarreled and Taurus should do it. Go to the Website, get a Repair Ticket going, and send it in, pronto!Over pressure is surprising. Most of the ammo I shoot is .38 Special. Just a few .357 magnum rounds at each outing.
I would say I need a new barrel. I can't see how any repair could be permanent?
It's hard to say for sure, pressure is a funny thing. It may be fine for hundreds of rounds, or it may blow on the next one. Never risk it once found.Guys, most of you know I new to revolvers so I'm kind of hi-jacking here, if that cone did split completely what would be the effects the next shot?
I think that is right.You should not have to worry about factory ammo being too hot for a modern revolver.