I have a top ejecting Rossi (I know, that's my first problem) .357. I run Blazer .38 spl through it (about 200 rounds so far), and everything is working well with the rifle with the exception that I have to be pretty careful with the action.
If I run the action too fast it spits out the brass that was just fired, and the new round that is being brought in. If I do the action to slow the fired brass seems to always find a good spot on my arm to land on.
Is there anything I can do to get this rifle running efficiently? I don't plan on doing any cowboy action shooting, but it would be nice to load my next round without having to worry about where it will end up.
If I run the action too fast it spits out the brass that was just fired, and the new round that is being brought in. If I do the action to slow the fired brass seems to always find a good spot on my arm to land on.
Is there anything I can do to get this rifle running efficiently? I don't plan on doing any cowboy action shooting, but it would be nice to load my next round without having to worry about where it will end up.