Nine the Ranger
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So the lone revolver I own is a Taurus Model 80 in .38 (S&W Model 10 clone) nice medium frame gun that I scored a great deal on ( $100 OTD) so I figured it'd make a nice house gun until finances allow something else, then it'd make a nice truck gun or backpack gun.
And it does great at it's job 5 out of 6 times. Everytime I load a full cylinder, and on the same chamber everytime the gun comes to a screeching halt. No double action, no single action, it just will not rotate to the next round. Now I can open the cylinder and manually rotate it past the problem spot. Now I've disassembled it and nothing looks worn or broken so I'm positive that is not the issue so I'm convinced that it's a timing issue or perhaps a burr in the metal that's causing friction.
Thoughts anyone?
And it does great at it's job 5 out of 6 times. Everytime I load a full cylinder, and on the same chamber everytime the gun comes to a screeching halt. No double action, no single action, it just will not rotate to the next round. Now I can open the cylinder and manually rotate it past the problem spot. Now I've disassembled it and nothing looks worn or broken so I'm positive that is not the issue so I'm convinced that it's a timing issue or perhaps a burr in the metal that's causing friction.
Thoughts anyone?