Sent my Torch in for repair due to light strikes, but a round which had failed to fire not only had a dented primer but also has a dent in the nose of the bullet. A "smiley." Its the same problem Ruger LCPs used to have and couldn't repair because it was a design flaw. I don't know if Ruger ever solved it because I lost interest and sold when they couldn't fix mine.
It only happens during actual firing. What happens is upon firing a round, the barrel comes back and the ramp dents the nose of the top bullet in the mag. It goes unnoticed because that bullet goes into the chamber and is fired next. Unless you stop firing and eject the round in the chamber you never see it. But its not good.
It only happens during actual firing. What happens is upon firing a round, the barrel comes back and the ramp dents the nose of the top bullet in the mag. It goes unnoticed because that bullet goes into the chamber and is fired next. Unless you stop firing and eject the round in the chamber you never see it. But its not good.

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