Well, foo.Originally Posted by Wingate's Hairbrush
Well, foo.
If we have to march off into the next world, let us walk there on the bodies of our enemies.
If the gun is in good shape otherwise, you probably just need a new hand. It's easy stuff. But the problem will only get worse until at some point it will start skipping/slipping between cylinders. This is a standard wear item on revolvers. They need less gunsmith tuning than something like a 1911, but more than something like a Glock.
If you intend to shoot a substantial amount through on old K frame, investing in replacement parts now is a good idea, while they still can be found.
On one of my Security Sixes, I get unburbt powder blowback on me. Seems like it only happens worse on one cylinder. However I may be misperceiving what’s happening.
Is this a timing issue? Is there any danger !
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