So I got this taurus 500 magnum revolver that I had to cut the barrel down. It shoots pretty good for a just over 2" barrel, at 20 yards I can do a handheld 5" group haha BUT...
sometimes you can barrly rotate the cylinder after firing a round, when you cock the hammer or in DA you have to assis the cylinder with your hand a bit. I see that it rubs on the top part on the barrel/forcing cone and I believe thats where it creates friction and wont turn smooth. I cant find any pilots or cutters for the 50cal and wonder if anyone has an idea how to get that straight!?
The cylinder gap is also a tad tighter towards the top strap.
sometimes you can barrly rotate the cylinder after firing a round, when you cock the hammer or in DA you have to assis the cylinder with your hand a bit. I see that it rubs on the top part on the barrel/forcing cone and I believe thats where it creates friction and wont turn smooth. I cant find any pilots or cutters for the 50cal and wonder if anyone has an idea how to get that straight!?
The cylinder gap is also a tad tighter towards the top strap.