I did that (minus the oil), before I went to the range.Take a bronze 410 or 45 bore brush, stick it in a drill, and polish the crap out of the insides of the chambers. Then oil the chambers heavily before shooting.
I did that (minus the oil), before I went to the range.Take a bronze 410 or 45 bore brush, stick it in a drill, and polish the crap out of the insides of the chambers. Then oil the chambers heavily before shooting.
Thanks will try, can see scratch and imperfection in one cylinderTake a bronze 410 or 45 bore brush, stick it in a drill, and polish the crap out of the insides of the chambers. Then oil the chambers heavily before shooting.
I've been oiling the chambers on my XR410 for years, makes a huge difference. Turkish 410s seem to always have too tight chamber tollerances.I did that (minus the oil), before I went to the range.
I'll try that. The .410 shells stick in my Wife's SR-410 quite often. I had no such issues with either .410 or .45 Colt on my TR-45.I've been oiling the chambers on my XR410 for years, makes a huge difference. Turkish 410s seem to always have too tight chamber tollerances.
I’ve had a few of these revolver 410s over the years and every single one of them has has one or more cylinders that were “tighter” then the others and yep you gotta hammer the spent shell outDon’t thinks it’s ammo , it’s one of my cylinders
Are you also getting 50% light primer strikes, or do I have to machine something down, other than a good cleaning and oil, and still having those issues, then advertise it comes with hammer punch. If tolerances are that bad it shouldn’t be released, not blaming TI I blame factoryI’ve had a few of these revolver 410s over the years and every single one of them has has one or more cylinders that were “tighter” then the others and yep you gotta hammer the spent shell out
It’s a right pita…
I wasnt getting any light primer strikes with a different box of 45 colt, and none of the 410 ever light striked.Are you also getting 50% light primer strikes, or do I have to machine something down, other than a good cleaning and oil, and still having those issues, then advertise it comes with hammer punch. If tolerances are that bad it shouldn’t be released, not blaming TI I blame factory
I know 45colt is obscenely expensive but try a different brand. The Sellier&Bellot ammo i used worked perfectly.410 chamber no problem and fire no problem
Same with the Federal HammerDown rounds.I know 45colt is obscenely expensive but try a different brand. The Sellier&Bellot ammo i used worked perfectly.
Do you have a link for that? I've been looking around and can't find what it's rated for. The online owner's manual from YNG is useless.I would caution everyone to be carefull not to buy +P 45colt ammo, this gun is barely rated for 410 pressure as is.
It's an aluminum frame 410 with the chamber reamed out for 45 colt and a rifled barrel slapped on. There's been no reinforcement for anything higher than the original 410 round. Believe me, you dont want to exceed 14kpsi.Do you have a link for that? I've been looking around and can't find what it's rated for. The online owner's manual from YNG is useless.
The stock can be removed/swapped. Mine functions as it should.These look real funny with that stock. Proportionally unfortunate, hope these aren’t having the usual tight chamber issues.
Do be aware that it should be swapped with another fixed stock, like the wood stock i put on mine. If you put a telescoping stock from the standard TR-45, you will be creating a Restricted configuration as the overall length wont be above 26".The stock can be removed/swapped. Mine functions as it should.
Understood. I've done more research.It's an aluminum frame 410 with the chamber reamed out for 45 colt and a rifled barrel slapped on. There's been no reinforcement for anything higher than the original 410 round. Believe me, you dont want to exceed 14kpsi.



























