end shake

peddler

March 06, 2014 15:58

can end shake be taken out of a top break revolver? Thanks

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  charliemeyer007

  March 06, 2014 16:42

  Maybe. I think that by design some needs to be there so the cylinder can rotate down into position.

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  v35

  March 20, 2014 09:58

  It depends whether there is a cylinder lock notch or the cylinder is held in place against a stop by the hand.
  If it is the later, a new longer hand is necessary.
  You need to tell us what make and model revolver you have.

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  dfletcher

  March 20, 2014 16:02

  quote:Originally posted by peddler
  can end shake be taken out of a top break revolver? Thanks
  
  
  By "end shake" you mean front & back, not side to side - correct? It seems to me that shimming the front ought to be possible, so long as the cylinder can be removed and a shim dropped in place.

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  Knifecollector

  March 20, 2014 16:15

  The problem with shimming from the front is that it usually increases the cylinder to barrel gap to an unacceptable level.

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  Radar

  March 20, 2014 19:59

  I thought you ment at the urinal.

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