UPDATE
Well I took her out on the 29th . I have to say I think I like shooting revolvers . I had two revolvers back in the 90's ( 38spl 6" S&W & a 45colt S&W ) I liked those but sold them off long ago .
It shot well but the trigger pull did seem to get gritty as the day went on . It felt much smoother when I started compared to when I stopped and dry fired it a few times .
When I looked close at the rear sight before shooting it . The insert seemed pushed to the left off center . I went ahead and centered it before shooting and it was pretty much dead on . A never adjusted it but likely could have given it a click to the right . It shot just a tad left but I was hitting a 12" plate at 100yds no problem so it was not that bad . It had the factory black blade on it and that's being replaced so I did not care to fine tune the sight perfectly . I was hitting everything I was aiming at , That was good enough for now .
There is one thing I found quite annoying . That is when ejecting the cases the two closest to the frame always caught on the grip and did not fall free . I'd have to turn the cylinder a bit to get them to fall out freely with out help . Maybe I'm doing something wrong , any help there would be appreciated .
All and all I'm pretty happy other then the cases hanging up . If that's what's going to happen every time . I think I'll have a big problem with that .
I can't wait to smooth everything out , put the new sight on it and start reloading for it . I bought some reloading components for it but the gun show will be here this month . I'll pick up the magnum powder/s and jacketed bullets there as well as more primers .
I found this guy from triggershims.com on youtube installing hammer shims .
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sl7FU8btYY4
Looks like you can order custom sized shims for $5 from this guy . Might be worth it rather then making my own . It appears I need something on my hammer , there is some wiggle for sure in my hammer .