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Hey folks...Got one for you revolver maniacs. I don't know how obscure my Dan Wesson 357 is but it's wierd. Anyway, I liked my friends and so I found one sometime soon after using his. The one I have is parkerized and the snubby removable barrel version. It shoots fine but I notice the cylinder is not sitting parallel to the frame. Meaning the I notice the gap between the front and the back of the cylinder. Someone told me that it is the crane is bent and needs and can be repaired. Is this true or should I try to track down a cylinder/crane assembly. I notice that I can not take the cylinder of of the crane axis. It still shoots OK and accurate believe it or not. I haven't found a trigger as smooth and short as the Dan Wesson. I hate to lose it...Thanks folks.
Hey folks...Got one for you revolver maniacs. I don't know how obscure my Dan Wesson 357 is but it's wierd. Anyway, I liked my friends and so I found one sometime soon after using his. The one I have is parkerized and the snubby removable barrel version. It shoots fine but I notice the cylinder is not sitting parallel to the frame. Meaning the I notice the gap between the front and the back of the cylinder. Someone told me that it is the crane is bent and needs and can be repaired. Is this true or should I try to track down a cylinder/crane assembly. I notice that I can not take the cylinder of of the crane axis. It still shoots OK and accurate believe it or not. I haven't found a trigger as smooth and short as the Dan Wesson. I hate to lose it...Thanks folks.