The Firing Line Forums - View Single Post - Does a cylinder-turn ring mean your gun has timing issues

buckhorn · June 16, 2012, 11:27 AM

So, if I got it correctly, keep your hammer on half-cock , and then place the cylinder into a position where bolt comes up into cylinder notch. Thanks Hawg and Mykeal, your explainations make sense. Timing isn't the issue, as none of guns shows signs of lead shavings, just those durn turn rings. If you use a black sharpie, you can get rid of most of them closest to the cylinder notch.

June 16, 2012, 11:27 AM	#7
buckhorn Senior Member Join Date: May 11, 2012 Location: mid michigan Posts: 196	cylinder turn rings So, if I got it correctly, keep your hammer on half-cock , and then place the cylinder into a position where bolt comes up into cylinder notch. Thanks Hawg and Mykeal, your explainations make sense. Timing isn't the issue, as none of guns shows signs of lead shavings, just those durn turn rings. If you use a black sharpie, you can get rid of most of them closest to the cylinder notch.