Hello,
I recently picked up a 6 inch M28 and have a question regarding the timing. If the hammer is cocked by hand, the cylinder stop engages then the hammer travels a little further and the the hammer stops at full cock. If done in double action and slowly, the cylinder stop engages and then the hammer travels barely at all then it falls. When it is cycled double action at actual shooting speed, the cylinder is locking up well in advance of the hammer falling. Now, does this sound like it is normal ? One of the reasons I am asking is that my Security Six cylinder locks up waayyyy before the hammer falls, regardless of how slowly the trigger is pulled. I realize that they are different makes but wanted to run it by the good folks here for some feedback.
BTW, I love the looks and feel of the big 'ol M28 and it is easy to see why these are such sought after revolvers.
Thank you and looking forward to comments.
Brad