I have a question about the barrel-cylinder gap on a S&W revolver that's about a year or two old. I notice that the gap varies according to the chamber. IOW, for one chamber the gap measures .007, but for another chamber it's closer to .006. The rest of the chambers are somewhere in between.
I figure this may be a normal manufacturing variation. But I hadn't noticed it before, so I'd like to ask if it's a problem.
TIA.
I figure this may be a normal manufacturing variation. But I hadn't noticed it before, so I'd like to ask if it's a problem.
TIA.