Folks - In the brass frame of one of my solid - frame cap-n-ball revolvers, (an old Pietta), I noticed that the top of the trigger is visible, when the trigger is depressed and the hammer is not cocked. It is visible at those moments at the corner of the recoil shield, just poking into the frame. The brass (apparently very thin in that area, at the lower right of the cylinder cut-out, if barrel enters frame at your upper left) has "torn", or given way a bit in that area, allowing the tip of the trigger to push a bit of it up. At first, I was really concerned about this, but then I remembered that the cylinder locking bolt also enters thru a hole in the frame. This is a .36, so I don't shoot any kind of "hot loads" out of it. Anyone else have this problem?Thoughts?