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  1. #1
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    If you bought it new I would take or send it back..
    Some of my favourite guns in. You collection, Umarex Beretta 92fs - Colt Custom 1911 - Walther Lever Action - TM Hi-Capa Custom Build Project - Colt SAA .45 & many more..

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    First, thanks for all the advice chaps.

    I think it may be sorted but I'll need to wait for the weekend to shoot it to make sure.

    Basically, I couldn't release the barrel shroud nut with the plastic tool even wearing a leather gauntlet! I finally got it undone with a large 8mm allen key so it had been done up far too tight at the factory and maybe that was distorting the barrel alignment.

    There was no obvious damage so I reassembled it with the plastic key and using a laser bore sight i readjusted the rear sight and it ended up pretty much where I would have expected it to be. So looks like poor assembly at the factory.

    As I said, I still have to shoot it to check though but looks promising.

    Steve.

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    Good to hear, can't get mine undone with that plastic thing either, but mine shoots ok
    And then an ice hockey game broke out: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G0woZ...layer_embedded
    son got MOM in world championships: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZoCcYwNJxv4

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    I also got a new 6 inch 686 a couple of weeks ago. I cant remove my barrel either with the supplied tool but will try an 8 mil allen key. I would recommend cleaning the barrel, mine was choked with crap and definitely improved accuracy wise after a proper cleaning. The gun, for me anyway, is very challenging but hugely enjoyable to shoot. I love it and much prefer it to very expensive target pistols.

    My own sights required a considerable amount of time to zero, but the gun is capable of good accuracy, only being let down by me unfortunately!

    Andy
    Member, the Feinwerkbau Sport appreciation Society (over 50's chapter)
    http://www.rivington-riflemen.eu/ Andy, from the North !

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