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Can't comment on the 627 because I have never worked with one. As far as I know, there is no gap between the cylinder stop plunger and the cylinder stop. There is constant spring tension that is pushing the plunger against the stop. If you are talking about the play between the stop and the notches in the cylinder then there is no way to adjust that play unless you can find a slightly oversized stop width. I don't know if that option is available unless possibly having a gunsmith make you a custom stop. Do you have a lot of play movement between the stop and the cylinder notches? If so it could be due to just plain old wear and tear. I try to keep grease in those notches to slow down wear. All the revolvers I have had some play even when new. A perfect gun would be to have no play at all. A gun built to those kind of tolerances would be very expensive.

It would be nice if he thinks that. I think he is a pretty cool grandson. That's why I have all that security stuff in my house. Protecting his and my life in case of a home invasion is more important to me than all the gold in Fort Nox. Thanks for your reply my friend!

Yes, it is worn. I use my gun a lot and practice often. It just gets worn off. I'm not a collector of items. I use what I buy. I'm even that way with cars. Have a couple of old cars that are classics. I use them. I have a high school buddy that paid $18000 for a 1969 Boss Mustang. It's been sitting in his garage for 30 years. What a waste. Thanks for your reply my friend.

You are very welcome. I try to cover things that Chilton and Haynes manuals don't.

I don't know. I can only speak for the G2C which I have studied. Have never studied the G3C. I can't imagine Taurus not having a firing Pin block in the G3C though.

Rhubarb has red in it as well as green. I pulled that stalk a little early. It had some red in it. It definitely has the tart taste of Rhubarb. I have given it to people that have made Rhubarb pie. Don't eat the leafy part. It is toxic. I have also read to avoid Rhubarb if one has Osteoporosis ( deterioration of bones). Have a good one my friend.

You are welcome. Nothing more frustrating than having to remove something from a car and you can't because of hidden things. When I discover those hidden things I make a video.

Yes, a spin index is very handy for many projects. Can even use it to make gears. You also might want to consider a rotary table that mounts to a milling machine. Can cut perfect holes in steel for bearing races with it. I got mine at Penn Tool. Thanks for the reply my friend.

That wasn't my intention with the video. My intention is for people to have a full understanding of their guns. If you do do that be very careful and don't let anyone else shoot the gun that won't be expecting to be driving a car with an automatic transmission. I highly suggest to not do that, both for safety and legal reasons. Shoot safe my friend.

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Thanks for the tip. I have to do it without damage because I'm going to reuse the bearing and race. I'm doing some experimental redesign of the cover where reinstalling the cover will be very easy. I'm a retired guy so I have time to play around.

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Ohhhh...it will fire alright and maybe also when you don't want it to. I very highly suggest that you DO NOT CARRY THAT FIREARM CHAMBERED!!! That Firing Pin block is designed to keep the gun from firing when dropped and the sudden shock releases the Firing Pin from the Sear. By all means get that fixed. I'm assuming you are talking about a Taurus G2C.

The retainer screw is what holds the cylinder's yoke in. Check to make sure the screw's spring loaded pin isn't stuck into the screw because of dirt. Another possibility is the very small spring that is supposed to be in the retainer screw is missing. Without the spring the pin won't engage with the notch in the yoke shaft resulting in the yoke just falling out. Another possibility is the notch in the yoke shaft has so much carbon and dirt in it that there is in effect no notch. Let me know what you find.

@@normtheteacher5485 I’m missing the pin and spring for the yoke screw thank you so much norm learned so much from ur videos gonna keep on watching for more knowledge

@@pokepacks6057 The pin and spring are very small... especially the spring. Very easy to lose. I pack the inside of the screw with grease. The grease holds the pin and screw in so they don't fall out upon disassembly.

@@normtheteacher5485 I had thought I brought them with my on the trip I took I took apart the gun and brought it with me on a trip but it had to be i pieces so I’m guessing those are somewhere back at my house will pneumatic grease work or should I look for some specific for guns

@@pokepacks6057 any type of tacky grease will work such as axel grease. It isn't being used to lubricate anything. The grease is just being used to hold those small parts in the screw until you decide to pull them out by hand rather than having them fall out when your not looking. I use axel grease or Marine grease.

Why do you think that when the NRA has been in numerous court cases defending the 2nd amendment? Also, if the NRA is for gun control, why does the anti-gun leftists hate the NRA so much?

I set it up to protect me from Criminals in general Liberal or Conservative. With this setup, every night I lay my head on my pillow saying...'Im not going to be taken by surprise'. The home invader is in for a big surprise. It's a good feeling. Well worth the work and money I have put into it. Thanks for watching!

Your not the first NRA (National Rifle Association) hater that has replied. I always define abbreviations in my documents, as one is supposed to do. Why do you hate the NRA so much? They do a lot to preserve our right to own and carry weapons which has saved many innocent lives. Do you carry a firearm? Also, I have no idea what #FPC means.

I have no idea what Promo-SM means, so I will take it as a compliment. Thanks.

What does IMAO stand for? I don't know many abbreviations and define them when I do use them. The NRA(National Rifle Association) is a great organization. They promote gun safety. They train on gun usage. They fight in court to preserve our great 2nd Amendment to the Constitution. Why are you against all that out of curiosity?

@@normtheteacher5485 lmao stands for “laughing my ass off.” NRA has a terrible record of supporting the 2A and its proponents and is generally considered by this generation as a scam and a grift.

The NRA(National Rifle Association) is a great organization. They promote gun safety. They train on gun usage. They fight in court to preserve our great 2nd Amendment to the Constitution. Why are you against all that out of curiosity?

@@normtheteacher5485 what have they done lately?

@@jamesegsmith one thing the NRA has accomplished is to get the Supreme Court to hear the case of NRA vs Maria Vullo. Vullo was the former head of New York's Department of Financial Services. She used her position to try to turn banks against the NRA to the point where the NRA wouldn't be able to collect membership dues and write checks. Basically trying to strong-arm the NRA out of business. If the government could do this to the NRA then they could do it to any business they didn't like. This is one of many cases the NRA has been fighting.

Right. That's the reason I made a special Tool to cover the Firing Pin while the Firing Pin Stop is being pushed out.

Thanks. Tomorrow's short video will explain the Firing Pin Stop a little more.

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I am going to devote another minute video to further explain the Firing Pin Stop in Tomorrow's video.

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Yes. With so many households arming up I don't want to see one single kid get hurt.

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Because Brass is softer than Steel and doesn't mar up the gun. On the end of that tool one can see where the gun is wearing at the tool but the tool is not wearing the gun. I take my guns apart very frequently.

That’s very interesting, thanks

@@theanimekid149 You are very welcome.

Thank you. Will be making many more videos to help people out. Now that I am almost done field Stripping and reassembly of the 1911, I will be doing a short video per day showing each step of disassembly of the frame of the gun. This will be going beyond field Stripping of the gun and will constitute a complete disassembly.

Yes. That's funny. While creating the playlist it would be a week. At least after the playlist is created viewers will be able to watch the videos in their numerical sequence without having to wait for the next day's video. I like using these shorts because they upload in about an hour. I used to do long videos like 15 minutes or so. Those videos would take three full days to upload. I do everything from my phone, so that may be part of the delay.

The Charles Daly has been great. 1/3rd the price of the name brands and has been functioning just as well as the name brands. The joke is probably with those that pay 3 times as much but don't get 3 times the product. Have shot it a lot and been very happy with it.

I'm 73. Im done with all that woman stuff. Living life as a loner and loving it.

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Thanks. The UK, Australia, Canada and others that protect criminals irritate me very much. They leave their citizens defenseless against criminal attack, yet the dictators themselves are surrounded by gun carrying guards. I would like to see you citizens rise up and demand the right to carry weapons. Thanks for watching and learning about guns. Maybe someday you will become a United States citizen and your gun knowledge will be handy when purchasing your first gun.