pcmacd
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I won't get to the range until Sunday. Grrr.
Double action is just a tad heavier than I prefer; it is quite good but I like it a bit lighter - easy to fix.
The SA is really good with a tiny bit of creep I expect will get ironed out.
I just love this weapon with the unfluted cylinder:
I've wanted one of these with the unfluted cylinder ever since I saw one 15 or so years back!
They came up on Palmetto last week at a really good price and I just could not help mesef?
The cylinder to barrel gap is so tiny that you have to hold it to the light to see it! I'm not sure I could get any feeler gauge in there.
OH BOY!!!!
Double action is just a tad heavier than I prefer; it is quite good but I like it a bit lighter - easy to fix.
The SA is really good with a tiny bit of creep I expect will get ironed out.
I just love this weapon with the unfluted cylinder:
I've wanted one of these with the unfluted cylinder ever since I saw one 15 or so years back!
They came up on Palmetto last week at a really good price and I just could not help mesef?
The cylinder to barrel gap is so tiny that you have to hold it to the light to see it! I'm not sure I could get any feeler gauge in there.
- It has got to be about 0.001" to 0.002"???
- The cylinder end is absolute square to the shaft, so when you turn the cylinder you see no difference in the gap.
- Even my FREAKING AWESOME 6" heavy Dan Wesson 15-2 isn't this tight? [and that sucker is the most accurate handgun I own?]
You can see the wobble on the DW as you rotate the cylinder and watch the gap to the barrel. Observable? Yes. But it doesn't seem to affect accuracy.
OH BOY!!!!
