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robbor
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Anybody know where i can find information on how a revolver is timed?
Or rather how to time one.
Or rather how to time one.
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criver600
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chino69
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Revolver timing
Check out Brownell's for Jerry Kuhneisen's (spelling ?) excellent books. He has books on the Colt 1911, S&W revolvers, Ruger revolvers, Colt revolvers.
Basically a revolver is correctly timed when the cylinder advances, locks into the cylinder detent before the hammer is all the way back. This is greatly simplified but that's it in a nutshell.
Chino69
Anybody know where i can find information on how a revolver is timed?
Or rather how to time one.
Check out Brownell's for Jerry Kuhneisen's (spelling ?) excellent books. He has books on the Colt 1911, S&W revolvers, Ruger revolvers, Colt revolvers.
Basically a revolver is correctly timed when the cylinder advances, locks into the cylinder detent before the hammer is all the way back. This is greatly simplified but that's it in a nutshell.
Chino69
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JCummings
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Jerry Miculek has an excellent DVD called Trigger Job that shows complete evaluation disassembly and tune-up including timing of the Smith & Wesson revolver. This is by far the best how to gun smithing video I've seen.