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; Appears to me, the recoil plate on the right side set back from an overload. They tried to push the recoil plate out after removing the screw and failed, so attempted to grind a groove around the shield holder and failed to loosen it enough to remove it for repairs. They then put the gun back together and to sell it as-is.
; It appears to me, if that barrel is fired, the primer will set back and lock up the gun.
; Just a guess.

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Darrel S,

I'm betting that you are viewing the photos on a CRT monitor.

Last night when I looked and posted from home, viewing a 19" CRT monitor, the illusion of sunken striker disk and very poor fitting had me convinced of trouble with the disks. But then, low and behold, looking at the photos this afternoon while at my office, and so on a 21" flat panel LCD monitor, the disk show flush and well fitted, even if off center some (common!) The dark "shadows" are left over case color or other staining, but the are not real shadows and so not caused by the srtiker disks being sunken below the face of the standing breech.

JPK

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