Warning North American Arms Owners Warning
PRODUCT PERFORMANCE ADVISORY BULLETIN
This Product Performance Advisory Bulletin is issued for the benefit of NAA's customers, owners and users of its .22 caliber revolvers. NAA has recently learned that the use of PMC .22 caliber ammunition (Magnum and LR) may affect the performance of its revolvers. Specifically, NAA has become aware of a phenomenon where an inadvertent, double-discharge (two rounds simultaneously discharging, one aligned with the barrel and the other out of battery) may occur when PMC Brand ammunition is used in NAA .22 caliber revolvers. These double-discharge occurrences have been investigated by NAA and, based on the results of our investigation to date, it appears that the inadvertent, double-discharge has only occurred with PMC Brand .22 caliber ammunition, both in magnum and long rifle. However, NAA has not learned of any confirmed double-discharge occurrences involving any other brand of manufacturer's ammunition.
At this time, NAA recommends that its customers, owners and users of NAA .22 revolvers DO NOT USE ANY PMC .22 CALIBER ammunition (Magnum and/or LR) in any model of NAA revolvers. As with all of its firearms, NAA encourages its customers to exercise the utmost caution and care when using its products, including always wearing appropriate eye and ear protection and following all of the Basic Rules of Firearms Safety.
If you have any questions concerning this Product Performance Advisory Bulletin, please contact us at (800) 821-5783 or write us at North American Arms, 2150 South 950 East, Provo, Utah 84606-6285, Attention General Manager.
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ATF,Eagle Guns
This Product Performance Advisory Bulletin is issued for the benefit of NAA's customers, owners and users of its .22 caliber revolvers. NAA has recently learned that the use of PMC .22 caliber ammunition (Magnum and LR) may affect the performance of its revolvers. Specifically, NAA has become aware of a phenomenon where an inadvertent, double-discharge (two rounds simultaneously discharging, one aligned with the barrel and the other out of battery) may occur when PMC Brand ammunition is used in NAA .22 caliber revolvers. These double-discharge occurrences have been investigated by NAA and, based on the results of our investigation to date, it appears that the inadvertent, double-discharge has only occurred with PMC Brand .22 caliber ammunition, both in magnum and long rifle. However, NAA has not learned of any confirmed double-discharge occurrences involving any other brand of manufacturer's ammunition.
At this time, NAA recommends that its customers, owners and users of NAA .22 revolvers DO NOT USE ANY PMC .22 CALIBER ammunition (Magnum and/or LR) in any model of NAA revolvers. As with all of its firearms, NAA encourages its customers to exercise the utmost caution and care when using its products, including always wearing appropriate eye and ear protection and following all of the Basic Rules of Firearms Safety.
If you have any questions concerning this Product Performance Advisory Bulletin, please contact us at (800) 821-5783 or write us at North American Arms, 2150 South 950 East, Provo, Utah 84606-6285, Attention General Manager.
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If someone out of 148 readers can't say Thanks (that's all I ask). I won't bother posting Warnings like this.
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ATF,Eagle Guns0 -
I don't even own one but thanks for the waring.
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D@D,you are Welcome.I bet out of the 148 readers there were some NAA owners. It's just sometimes you feel like you're wasting your time posting.
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ATF,Eagle Guns0 -
We need more info like this posted..in all forums.
I don't own one of these, but it sounds like the cylinder walls are heating up and they are "chain firing" much like black powder revolvers will if the chambers aren't sealed off properly.
Thanks for the info
John
A friend will post your bail. A good friend will be sitting next to you in the cell saying, "man that was fun!"0 -
I wonder if this applies to other PMC ammo. I have used it in my .357 for the last couple years at the range, and don't notice any difference between it and full tilt handloads. I have heard occasional references to the "fact" that PMC is hot ammo. The first thing that comes to my mind is "flashover" but this doesn't seem possible. 0 -
This was posted a week ago as well, you may want to look up the old thread/threads and see if they had learned anything more about it. 0 -
thanks for the heads up! cody
if you're in my yard tonight, you'll be there in the morning0 -
redice,you are right .Maybe this is the reason for no response,if so I apologize for my post.
Thank You all.
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And Remember a Wet Dog Doesn't Fly at Night.
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ATF,Eagle Guns0 -
ATF, Rugster thanked you on the General Discussion Board and I posted the info from the previous time this topic was listed. Thanks for the post I looked at it for additional info.
PJ
If nobody seen you do it, how could you have done it. NRA Life Member, AF&AM0 -
I made copies of this and sent one to a buddy who has a NAA revolver and also hung it up on the bulletin board of my local gunshop.
Thanks for the heads up!
Chris8161
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