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You're saying, with an empty gun. when you push the ejector rod as if you are releasing rounds, it's tight and you need to push it against something to push it fully correct? you're basically trying to fit a curved piece of metal through a hole for a straight piece, resistance is a tell tale sign something is boogered up.

I clean my guns (revolvers) when the cylinder gets hard to spin and the trigger gets hard to pull.

Bent ejector rod. I'm still convinced it's a rod problem

i'm not a member there, but isnt there a range master that is pretty much always there? Call the club house and see if he picked it up

I hear Master class in revolver is pretty much equivalent to C class in limited.

It's confirmed.

Bob is my hero.

Now would be a terrible time to buy, unless you like paying inflated prices. I'm not up on the exact details, but something about the obama administration banning the important of some russian firearms, which would include Saiga rifles.

Because they are not " AK " rifles, they are likely Saiga rifles, or another " brand ".

Sounds like the match director should of put a cap on the number of competitors allowed to compete.

Weird, the symptoms you described are pretty much exactly what a loose rod would do, the only other thing with those symptoms I've experienced would be an end shake issue, the gap between the forcing cone and cylinder face is too tight and winds up touching and rubbing and locking up after X amount of rounds. Let us know what Ruger says

You want to tighten it closest to yoke / crane to avoid bending it, but clever idea.

No problem, if your ever in my area or at OBRPC or CJRPC let me know and i'll bring my ejector rod tool along. It's a simple job, no need to send it back to ruger, hold the cylinder, and try spinning the rod, if it moves, it's loose. Tighten it up. Done.

It's a loose ejector rod, get the proper tool to tighten it without marring it, or use a pair of pliers with the rod wrapped in leather or something so you don't scratch it. Reverse thread,turn left to tighten. Keep empty shells in the cylinder when tightening so you don't damage the extractor Careful not to bend it, or you'll en cure more problems.

A lady never tells

Trust me, neither ones are really trigger jobs, if that is what is stopping you, buy the cheaper version and use the saved money over the PC on real trigger work

I quite enjoyed the match yesterday, I shot pretty well and didn't do half bad on the classifier. What little sunblock I put on in the early morning didnt do jack s**t, I need to find me a new hat, My face is a bright toasty red with a pale white area where my sunglasses were. Not pretty.

I think norbert would prefer a few cigars instead.

FInders keepers! try to contact either Jim norman or another board member and ask if somebody left it somewhere. or contact the MD for knockdown steel, either norbert , melissa or dave deleo. @ www.oldbridgeknockdown.com

Thanks Jim. Was I lyin?

Ryan, I tried sketch up and found it hard to use and confusing, most of us are using a simple Microsoft Word drag and drop sort of thing, very simple. PM me your email and I'll get it to you.

I was talking about Mike ' stage tomorrow, it's going to be painfully bad

Almost time to bring the pain !

If your willing to become a member of a private range and pay some dues, OBRPC ( old bridge rifle and pistol club ) is the closest