Taurus 85UL tolerances, cylinder slop normal??
I bought a Taurus Stainless Tone Mdl. 85UL over a year ago, and love carrying it concealed!
My issue Glocks 22 and 27 are too damn heavy honestly, and I'd rather carry comfortably than not carry.....
I noticed that it has more wiggle, and slop in the cylinder than a S&W mdl 10/.38 spec. that is in my safe at work, and it got me thinking..
Just how much in normal, or expected.
I've shot 2 boxes of cheap hardball through it, and 1 1/2 boxes of 158 gr. +P, which is what I carry in it.....
I know, it will be hard to answer this question scientifically when I haven't checked the gun with a Micrometer....
BTW, mine has been 100% reliable, although when I first bought it, after a few rounds and it got hot, it was harder to pull the trigger, (tight tolerances and powder accumulation) but later, after firing a box of the +P, seemed to loosen up to the point where it was very nice....
If the +P really did loosen up the tolerances, and it wasn't my imagination, and it really improved the gun, I wonder if it will continue to loosen the gun up more, or if the gun should reach a point where it won't loosen up more?
Any opinions?
Anyone else notice this with theirs?
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