Rickmeister
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Help! My Taurus Ti Tracker 627 swings up 90 degrees with 125 gr Cor-Bons and a "modest" 60 degrees with 110 gr Winchesters. I'm a 5' 9", 200 lb iron pumper, so I don't consider myself wimpy. All the same, this light gun has a nasty kick to it that I don't feel comfortable with, particularly since I'm contemplating it as a carry weapon.
Does anyone know if I can use .38 Specials all the time without any problem (.38s being shorter than .357s)? I'm not concerned with deposits building up on the chamber wall. I can always clean that away. I just want to know if there is a certain amount of free-play between cartdridge and breech that may be harmful to the gun over time (i.e., is there some amount of pitch and yaw in the bullet before it meets the barrel?).
Does anyone know if I can use .38 Specials all the time without any problem (.38s being shorter than .357s)? I'm not concerned with deposits building up on the chamber wall. I can always clean that away. I just want to know if there is a certain amount of free-play between cartdridge and breech that may be harmful to the gun over time (i.e., is there some amount of pitch and yaw in the bullet before it meets the barrel?).
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