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August 18, 2012, 08:49 AM | #1 |
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Beretta Gold Rush .357 Pump Action
Hello,
I just bought a LNIB Beretta Gold Rush .357. I was curious to know about other owners' experiences with this gun. I had some feed problems with .357 JHP ammo but .38 Special FMJ seem to cycle perfectly well. Just wondering why the barrel only reads .357 ... |
August 18, 2012, 12:18 PM | #2 | |
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If you look further down the page in this forum you might see a post about Steve's Guns, he works on the Cowboy Action style rifles he might be able to tell you what the problem is. Or you could send it in to him to have him work it over and make it operate smoother. I've never used his service and not recommending one way or the other just that there are gunsmiths out there that specialize in the kind of rifles you bought that can tell you what is going on. How many revolvers in .357 Mag have you seen marked for .38 Spcl as well? I think it is a given that the majority of shooters know that .357 S&W Magnums shoot .38 Special so most manufacturers don't bother marking the both. Plus I'd be willing to bet if you read the owners manual it says what ammunition is safe to shoot in your rifle as well, that is if you got one with your rifle purchase.
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