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I've never personally seen one. They are pretty significant pieces of steel and I would think things would have to get pretty seriously out of hand before one gets bent.
My thoughts exactly. I had some goof try to tell me that it was a common problem. I laughed to his face. Almost 150yrs in the making, if the cylinder pin bending was a common issue, it’d be well known
+ to all responses; I have no idea how a pin could get bent unless out of the gun and without substantial force and intent to purposely bend it - it is like a hinge pin of a door hinge - a completely shrouded and very substantial piece of steel - two mules and a boy would struggle to bend an SAA cylinder pin.
The base pin is supported full length in a Single Action revolver. And very closely fitted, through the cylinder. I fail to see where any bending can occur while it is in the gun. Outside loose, who knows what happens to base pins?
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