ChuckB
Member
Hello, High Roaders. I've been having some fun with my Ruger Security Six that I picked up last winter. It was a well-used, but decently cared-for, revolver when I bought it. It has decent accuracy: it about matches what I can do with a Glock 19 or Beretta 92 at 50 feet, but can't come close to my newly-acquired S&W 645 at that distance. I checked the timing today for the first time, and it's off very slightly. The cylinder latch doesn't quite snap into the inlets in the cylinder when the hammer is cocked, but will snap into place if I nudge the cylinder slightly with my fingers. It's not spitting lead (although I use jacketed bullets), and I had the forcing cone reamed recently by a local gunsmith. Should I be concerned about this, as it relates to accuracy, or is it just a minor issue? I'd like to use it in indoor competition, but we shoot out to 25 yards, and I really need the accuracy.
Chuck
Chuck