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Try CCI primers. One of my customers had the same problem until he switched to CCI.

Tripp usually has the quickest turnaround time.

I had it done on a customers rifle and handgun a couple of years ago. I didn`t notice any difference as far as group size. Hope this helps.

I just removed a Duracoat finish on a customers gun yesterday. Came off quite easily with 180 grit blasting media. Took me all of 2 minutes.

Use a Wilson beavertail and you won`t have that problem. Thats all I use on Springfield guns. The Wilson beavertail requires a different cut then the Brown. Buying their fitting jig will help speed up the process.

A question for all the refinishers out there. Which bluing salts do you recommend those sold by Brownells or Dulite? I`m going to start doing bluing in my shop in the near future and I was wondering which salts are the best.

All I can tell you is his web site disappeared about a year ago. I contacted some shooters in Australia and I was told he closed up shop. I had no way of verifying this but all online searches haven`t turned up any info.

Isn`t your gun covered by the lifetime guarantee that Taurus advertises? or did you buy it before they started offering that.

Sisco don`t lose sleep deciding which gun is better. You can`t go wrong with a Colt, Kimber or Springfield at those prices. Every brand has its pros and cons. I`ve seen Kimbers that worked great out of the box and I`ve had ones that I had to work on to get them to function.The same with Colts...

Don`t know if this helps I copied it from the ATF web site "(I1) Is a license needed to engrave, customize, refinish or repair a firearm?" "Yes. A person conducting such activities as a business is considered to be a gunsmith within the definition of a dealer ' By license he is...