Waywatcher
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I just acquired a Ruger GP100 4" 357 Magnum. It's fairly new and in very good shape.
If I slowly and deliberately pull the trigger the cylinder sometimes spins too fast and far, either 1 1/2 shots or even skipping a chamber altogether. If I pull at a regular pace or fast pace, it doesnt happen. It never happens is SA at all. It seems as if when you pull the trigger, it reaches a certain point and the gun unlocks the cylinder and spins it at the same time. It's about half the trigger pull, and the cylinder spins freely. But if you pull it just a hair farther the little thing that locks the cylinder pops up.
Is this typical or a timing issue?
If I slowly and deliberately pull the trigger the cylinder sometimes spins too fast and far, either 1 1/2 shots or even skipping a chamber altogether. If I pull at a regular pace or fast pace, it doesnt happen. It never happens is SA at all. It seems as if when you pull the trigger, it reaches a certain point and the gun unlocks the cylinder and spins it at the same time. It's about half the trigger pull, and the cylinder spins freely. But if you pull it just a hair farther the little thing that locks the cylinder pops up.
Is this typical or a timing issue?