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wick73 · June 10, 2013, 02:32 PM

This gun does not have the auto ejector cam with the little triangular steel spring. I had a auto eject cam assembly thinking it was proper for this model. But the thickness of the auto ejector cam was much thinner and did not engage or eject when installed. The auto ejector cam as you know has a small lip the contacts the trigger guard to cycle the ejection. It simple would not work. I have shown it to a local gun shop guy that has as also dealt with these old firearms and he said the very early models had no auto eject cam assembly. You had to remove the cylinder and push the ejector rod, that's way the quick release was there. He then wanted to buy it and tried very hard to get it from me. I not sure about any of it as I an a novice in this area. I would still like you to get hands on it.

June 10, 2013, 02:32 PM	#31
wick73 Member Join Date: May 22, 2013 Posts: 36	Ejector This gun does not have the auto ejector cam with the little triangular steel spring. I had a auto eject cam assembly thinking it was proper for this model. But the thickness of the auto ejector cam was much thinner and did not engage or eject when installed. The auto ejector cam as you know has a small lip the contacts the trigger guard to cycle the ejection. It simple would not work. I have shown it to a local gun shop guy that has as also dealt with these old firearms and he said the very early models had no auto eject cam assembly. You had to remove the cylinder and push the ejector rod, that's way the quick release was there. He then wanted to buy it and tried very hard to get it from me. I not sure about any of it as I an a novice in this area. I would still like you to get hands on it.