Cimarron 1866 in .357 jamming
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Buffalo Creek Law Dog
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You should ask this question on the SASS website.
- Location
- Thunder Bay ON Canada
You should be more specific, why is it jamming?
Are the bullets working loose on reloads, and slipping forward, binding the cylinder.
Does it happen when the gun is empty?
Is it only with certain bullets?
Is it only after you fire the gun a number of times and some lead/fouling has build up in the forcing cone?
Details man....DETAILS!
p.s. generally speaking...auto's jam (feeding prob.), revolvers bind (cylinder turning prob.)
Of course, if you have a Webley Fosbery automatic revolver, it could do both.
Are the bullets working loose on reloads, and slipping forward, binding the cylinder.
Does it happen when the gun is empty?
Is it only with certain bullets?
Is it only after you fire the gun a number of times and some lead/fouling has build up in the forcing cone?
Details man....DETAILS!
p.s. generally speaking...auto's jam (feeding prob.), revolvers bind (cylinder turning prob.)
Of course, if you have a Webley Fosbery automatic revolver, it could do both.
