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Originally Posted by The Dude
i checked all the screws and i couldnt get them to turn any with the slightest force. the only one i am curious about is the one inside the cylinder housing. its tiny and it looks as it may come loose with some shooting, so i tightend it down a tad and then the clyinder wouldnt open. went to far. i think i may loctite it into place where it is able to get the cylinder open with ease. anyone else have to do this? ill post pics as soon as i get them uploaded. this little thing is pretty neat.
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That "little" screw is the ejector rod adjustment screw - kind of unique to the Charter Arms guns - it is used to take up slack and allow easy opening of the cylinder with cylinder release button. It should be adjusted so that it is just flush with the recoil shield. If you locktite it, you lose the ability to adjust the system as it ages.