Please remove

[mux 69]

Thanks

 

[dan belisle]

I don't know of any good Colt smiths in Canada, sorry. Maybe someone will chime in. - dan

 

[Paul_T]

Contact Rusty Wood Trading Co (Peter Riedel) in Mission. He does great work on SAA's and works on 1911's. He may be able to help with the Python.

 

[Lee Enfield]

So my Colt Python is slightly out of time looking for someone who's done this type of work on a Colt Python before , cheers

Please define what issue you have.

"Out of time" to you may have a totally different definition to me.

 

[mux 69]

The cylinder is out of timing , when I caulk the hammer slowly the cylinder doesn't position itself were it should , but if I caulk it at a decent rate all is fine and and it fires reliably

 

[dan belisle]

The cylinder is out of timing , when I caulk the hammer slowly the cylinder doesn't position itself were it should , but if I caulk it at a decent rate all is fine and and it fires reliably

I would suggest buying Kuhnhausen's book on Colt DA revolvers ( and make sure you get the one for leaf spring revolvers, there is a second one for the coil spring guns) and doing it yourself. It isnt rocket science, just go slowly and think about it before you start filing. - dan

 

[oldstarfire]

Somehow the idea of filing is a bit scary.
I suspect the hand is not pushing the cylinder into battery, and may be worn.
No expert on Colt, but if it were a S&W that would be my guess.

 

[greywolf67nt]

The cylinder is out of timing , when I caulk the hammer slowly the cylinder doesn't position itself were it should , but if I caulk it at a decent rate all is fine and and it fires reliably

Well that's your problem right there.
Putting silicon on your gun isn't a good idea

 

[aragorn1]

search for
[h=5]Johnnyjellybean[/h]

 

[kawicrash]

Well that's your problem right there.
Putting silicon on your gun isn't a good idea

Silicone

 

[buckbrush]

the hand can be stretched if it has not been done before.