RE: Cylinder should rotate freely
And if the base pin is rotating because it is dragging inside the cylinder, a bigger base pin will make it worse.
But not if the basepin is bent, perhaps? It would be interesting to see if the basepin is still true, or if it's got a kink somewhere along it. I'd be tempted to swap in a different basepin to see if the problem goes away or not, it could be from another Ruger, wouldn't even have to be oversize.
Complete thread:
- Ruger OMSBH Question -
FOG,
2013-01-05, 11:21
- Cylinder should rotate freely -
Bj2,
2013-01-05, 11:40
- RE: Cylinder should rotate freely -
FOG,
2013-01-05, 13:15
- Belt Mountain pins are -
Paul,
2013-01-05, 15:35
- OEM pin is -
FOG,
2013-01-05, 16:04
- It's necessary to remove . . . -
Kentucky,
2013-01-05, 16:21
- It's necessary to remove . . . -
Dennis Eugene,
2013-01-05, 17:12
- re: KY's advice - FOG, 2013-01-05, 17:30
- It's necessary to remove . . . -
Dennis Eugene,
2013-01-05, 17:12
- It's necessary to remove . . . -
Kentucky,
2013-01-05, 16:21
- OEM pin is -
FOG,
2013-01-05, 16:04
- RE: Cylinder should rotate freely -
bj,
2013-01-05, 19:43
- RE: Cylinder should rotate freely -
Paul,
2013-01-05, 20:55
- RE: Cylinder should rotate freely - bj, 2013-01-05, 21:10
- RE: Cylinder should rotate freely - FOG, 2013-01-06, 09:43
- RE: Cylinder should rotate freely -
Paul,
2013-01-05, 20:55
- Belt Mountain pins are -
Paul,
2013-01-05, 15:35
- RE: Cylinder should rotate freely -
FOG,
2013-01-05, 13:15
- Cylinder should rotate freely -
Bj2,
2013-01-05, 11:40