I think I have a problem. Went to do some dry firning practice this morning before work and do some speed loader drills with my 586 and I noticed that the cylinder on my 586 was binding as I swung the cyliner shut. THe face of the cylinder was definitely rubbing against the forcing cone or at least against a piece of lead on the forcing cone. The face of the cylinder was getting scratched up. It seemed like the back part of the cylinder was rubbing too as I was closing it. It shaves some lead sometimes too.
I shoot alot of reloaded magnum loads through it (hunting practice loads) but they are below maximum by about 1 to 1.5 grains.
This is my first pistol that I ever bought and it hold s a special place in my heart so I defenitely don't want to get rid of it. Do you guys think I need to send it to Smith and Wesson and get it looked at?
Any help would be much appreciated.
Boo586
I shoot alot of reloaded magnum loads through it (hunting practice loads) but they are below maximum by about 1 to 1.5 grains.
This is my first pistol that I ever bought and it hold s a special place in my heart so I defenitely don't want to get rid of it. Do you guys think I need to send it to Smith and Wesson and get it looked at?
Any help would be much appreciated.
Boo586