What's the problem with MIM parts?

[918v]

Quote the post in this thread where someone said MIM part don't break.

Reread the thread.

 

[gdesloge]

"A hammer or trigger on a S&W is like a turbine shaft in a jet engine."

What are you talking about?

gd

P.S. "He went on to state that in several hundreds of thousands of rounds he never had a mim part fail."

This is the quote from your first picture posted.

Where exactly does it state that "MIM parts don't break?"

P.P.S. "I have three PC revolvers, have stripped them, and they are not cast or MIM."

PROBLEM SOLVED!

 

[918v]

What are you talking about?

It is an analogy.

 

[gdesloge]

Oh, I see.

So S&W hammers and triggers spin at 10,000 RPM at temperatures of 600 degrees C.

Makes perfect sense.

gd

 

[918v]

PROBLEM SOLVED!

Not really. I want more.

 

[918v]

Where exactly does it state that "MIM parts don't break?"

Is this the best you've got?

 

[gdesloge]

Sorry, I was simply quoting you.

Apparently, it's the best the you have got.

Good luck with your problems; I have had enough fun with you.

gd

 

[918v]

Wha???

 

[918v]

Oh, I see.

So S&W hammers and triggers spin at 10,000 RPM at temperatures of 600 degrees C.

Makes perfect sense.

gd

Critical thinking skills allow one to draw a different meaning from my analogy, i.e. that critical parts are not manufactured from inferior materials.

 

[Art Eatman]

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