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when i dry fire it slowly chamber starts rotating and jammed after 4 to fire but when I tried to fire it fast chamber stops after 1 or fire itself,and the dent on primer was due to hitting of primer of every cartidge 2-3 times.As initially I was not aware the reason of misfiring.Yes Sir I agreed that this is irresponsible and a act of foolishnessTwoRivers wrote:Just going by the pictures, there's not much to add. A pierced primer indicates pressure too high, and/or a firing pin too long. The circumferential marks abaout a third from the bottom of the cases indicates a bulge in the cylinder, or abyssmally poor chambering. Spitting lead, the revolver is no timed properly. Split case, chamber too large/case too small, pressure too high. I would think that the revolver needs at least a new cylinder, and parts involved in the timing and rotation of the cylinder. Plus a new, or shortened firing pin. It's probably bent.
This could be one scenario. Long firing/defective ammo, primer is pierced and firing pin sticks in primer and does not retract, locking the cylinder from rotation.
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but this is the reason dent are very deep.I am using K.F. S&W.L ammo manufactured in SEP2011
