I ended up sending it to Frank Glenn. He was very fair and got my m19-3 running. Smith and Wesson said it was a gas ring problem so I sent him the yoke and cylinder and he replaced the gas ring. That didn't work so I sent him the entire gun a d I got it back today. I shot a box of. 357 158 federal jacketed soft points, then a box of .38s. No issues.
Everything seems perfect.
Beautiful gun.
Very nice. I think I’m going to shoot my 19 this weekend.
Little better pic
What did he say it was?
"Are you ready? Okay. Let's roll."- Last words of Todd Beamer
He said the yoke was WAY out of alignment.Originally Posted by TGS
Nice M19.I ended up sending it to Frank Glenn. He was very fair and got my m19-3 running. Smith and Wesson said it was a gas ring problem so I sent him the yoke and cylinder and he replaced the gas ring. That didn't work so I sent him the entire gun a d I got it back today. I shot a box of. 357 158 federal jacketed soft points, then a box of .38s. No issues.
Everything seems perfect.
I have heard good things about Mr. Glenn’s work. My ‘75 Colt DS really needs a trip to AZ to fix some issues.
And that's no yoke!
And apparently, S&W couldn't diagnose or fix that.
What a yoke...
I was into 10mm Auto before it sold out and went mainstream, but these days I'm here for the revolver and epidemiology information.
Good news, glad you have it back up and running. Tweaked yoke was on the top of my list. Replaced yoke or straightened out the original? Some previous owner enjoyed slapping the cylinder closed.
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