Hello all,
I recently purchased a Cimarron Bisley in 45 colt with the 7.5" barrel. I have a feeling that this was a Monday or 5PM Friday gun as I have had all kinds of issues with it. I have fixed most but not sure about this one, hence the post.
Using Snap Caps, the gun works flawlessly. Locks up tight and with the new Wolff trigger spring I get good 'snaps' with the trigger cocking. Problem is, when I fire it, the first 20 or so rounds work great, then cocking the trigger starts to stick a little and then I get FTF with the primer hits being way off center, even as far as the rim of the primer.
When I look at the cylinder, there are no drag marks between the lock grooves but what I did notice this last time are some very faint shiny spots on the far edge of the lock grooves. Almost like it is over advancing the cylinder.
Any ideas or thoughts?
Cheers
Mark
I recently purchased a Cimarron Bisley in 45 colt with the 7.5" barrel. I have a feeling that this was a Monday or 5PM Friday gun as I have had all kinds of issues with it. I have fixed most but not sure about this one, hence the post.
Using Snap Caps, the gun works flawlessly. Locks up tight and with the new Wolff trigger spring I get good 'snaps' with the trigger cocking. Problem is, when I fire it, the first 20 or so rounds work great, then cocking the trigger starts to stick a little and then I get FTF with the primer hits being way off center, even as far as the rim of the primer.
When I look at the cylinder, there are no drag marks between the lock grooves but what I did notice this last time are some very faint shiny spots on the far edge of the lock grooves. Almost like it is over advancing the cylinder.
Any ideas or thoughts?
Cheers
Mark