Thread: Citadel Levtac .357

Originally Posted by Sasquatch

I did @300CALMAN. My gun was clearly made on a Friday or something. Mag tube was cut too long from the factory so when using a suppressor it failed to square up to the shoulder properly. Scope rail was loose from the get go and couldn't torque properly as screws were stripped... Also the gun had multiple FTF, FTE with factory ammo and it grouped the size of a pineapple @ 25m.

I was glad to see the end of it TBH...

Bloody hell that's definitely a lemon, mine has worked sweet so far. I have fired both factory 357 and 38 reloads without drama. The mag tube is a mm a bit proud but I guess it's not a problem for suppressors with some clearance away from the from the end of the thread.

Originally Posted by 300CALMAN

Bloody hell that's definitely a lemon, mine has worked sweet so far. I have fired both factory 357 and 38 reloads without drama. The mag tube is a mm a bit proud but I guess it's not a problem for suppressors with some clearance away from the from the end of the thread.

Interesting. 1mm is probably an acceptable tolerance, mine was 5mm proud lol I got pissed at the sales staff because they told me I should shoot it with my new DPT suppressor anyway as it probably won't baffle strike...

Mine was the same with the DPT. Apparently the sonic has better clearance.
My rail also became loose and the old mans fell off as the screws sheared off in the holes. Took it back and the shop swapped out the gun with a new one.
They are very industrial finish wise and the chambers are pretty loose meaning the brass fire forms pretty badly, old school coke bottles. Cool fun though.

Originally Posted by Muddyundy

Mine was the same with the DPT. Apparently the sonic has better clearance.
My rail also became loose and the old mans fell off as the screws sheared off in the holes. Took it back and the shop swapped out the gun with a new one.
They are very industrial finish wise and the chambers are pretty loose meaning the brass fire forms pretty badly, old school coke bottles. Cool fun though.

Interesting, must be a tool that's done a few more than a few chambers! Mine spits them out in fairly good nick. I will have to watch the rail though...