Kreyzhorse
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Wow. Either you had a run of bad luck or there must be on going problems with this design.
Wow. Either you had a run of bad luck or there must be on going problems with this design.
You're asking for Freedom Arms quality from a budget-class Ruger.
Unless you are a machinist with lots of experience measuring with a micrometer and feeler gauges, "about" and "...ballpark measurements", do not mean anything. In other words, if it is not measured with precesion measuring instruments, your numbers mean nothing.Now the b/c gap is around .005" (was .008"), and the end-shake is about .001-.002" (was .005"). Those are ballpark measurements instead of precision measurements.
You claim that this all started as an end-shake issue, then changed your mind and said it was a timing issue. Now you're back on end-shake.
Thanks for posting this information.
I still don't understand if LCR#3"B" is being kept at this point or is it being sent back, yet, again.
I do thank this thread for, probably, stopping me from buying one of these revolvers.
It's a keeper, no doubt.
Did you ever say how it actually did at the range?