C&B problems

A broken trigger/bolt spring is a very unusual failure, despite the rants about 'soft' Italian gun parts. Your description gives very little information to use in diagnosing the root cause and thus taking corrective action.

I assume by 'broken' you mean 'fractured', as in broken into pieces. Where did the fracture occur, and what action caused the spring to break? Did both springs break at the same location, and did the same action result in the break both times? When you disassemble the gun did you notice any other anomalies? Were there any unusual problems in reassembling the gun? Did you attempt to dry fire the gun after assembly, and was that successful with no incidents? When you draw back the hammer, how many clicks do you hear, and when do they occur?

Without more information the only action you can take is to replace the spring. I recommend the Heinie Colt SAA wire trigger/bolt spring available from Brownell's: http://www.brownells.com/aspx/NS/store/ProductDetail.aspx?p=6875&title=SINGLE%20ACTION%20TRIGGER/BOLT%20SPRING
although you can certainly fabricate one yourself as emishi did.
 
as in broken i mean failing the cylender would rotate one way when the hammer was pulled back all the way not makeing the usual clicks and when i gently let it down the cylender rotated the opoiste directing inwhich it should have. Ive already forked out the money for a new spring and cylender haveing to pull the 4 balls out by hand ruined it. I noticed nothing else rong with the firearm. After the replaced parts it worked perfectly
 
Pulling 4 balls from a cylinder ruined it??? How? You just remove the nipples and tap the balls out with a punch.
 
well i didnt have a punch to do it with i had a ball screw and on top of that i let it sit in its holster for a few days the nipples rusted in so i just gave up on it and replaced it after i pulled the balls
 
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