Yep, its shot.
Because I was moving, I was under prepared and only did 10 rounds which were 10 grains of FFFg with a 255 bullet. I started out by using gunk out on all the metal, then relubing with Ballistol. Loaded her up, put a touch of Bore Butter on the first two chambers.
Pop and flash, lots of smoke, 10 rounds a bit high at 21 feet in a little over two inches.
Bet it shoots better, was a bit nervous and all that
Then dumped the empties into Tupperware with Palmolive and swirled them around, took off cylinder (it has was real hard too this gun is tight), unscrewed the hinge screw with a PROPER fitting screw driver popped off the barrel, took out the extractor (which only fits back in one way) and the extractor hook or catch and started scrubbing with Ballistol and water, 50/50. Ressembled with a bit of Bore Butter on the cylinder shaft. Sprayed Ballistol in and around
All looks good, three days later, the cylinders show a bit of lead from the short cartridges, going to scrub that out this weekend and pull the cylinder to check, but this revolver is so well fitted there was just a smidge of fouling near the hinge which vame off with toothbrush
I have some easier ideas for cleaning the next time so I am going to load up fifty rounds and work it a bit. There is no recoil at all so this isnt hurting the gun at all and it deserves to be shot
WildimsobritishAlaska TM