Greg All Calibers
New member
One of my very best firearms is my beloved Ruger KGP-141 GP-100. I spent a lot of time with it, and know it well.
I have a question for all of your that have one, or know about them...
... does the back part of your cylinder (actually it's the crane), rub on the frame right below the forcing cone, when you close the cylinder?
I picture is worth a thousand words. Take a look below. Is this considered 'normal' to have this rub. I would think you would not want any clearence for a firm lock-up, but wanted to be sure.
Thanks for the feedback !
Here you can see the scratch from the crane rubbing when it's closed. All the other scratches below are from manufacturing, and they do not rub anything, so disregard them.
It's hard to see the scratch on this side, but this is where the crane is rubbing. Is it supposed to make contact with the frame here?
I have a question for all of your that have one, or know about them...
... does the back part of your cylinder (actually it's the crane), rub on the frame right below the forcing cone, when you close the cylinder?
I picture is worth a thousand words. Take a look below. Is this considered 'normal' to have this rub. I would think you would not want any clearence for a firm lock-up, but wanted to be sure.
Thanks for the feedback !
Here you can see the scratch from the crane rubbing when it's closed. All the other scratches below are from manufacturing, and they do not rub anything, so disregard them.
It's hard to see the scratch on this side, but this is where the crane is rubbing. Is it supposed to make contact with the frame here?