Great video thank you. I really appreciate the fact that you were showing everything about the gun before somebody goes out and shoots it. Thank you for the information.
As an avid reloader and bullet caster for over 45 years, I would definately recommend that you forgo apying any oil to your loaded rounds. It takes only a minute amount of oil seeping around your primer to cause an inert non firing round. I have seen this happen in the past. Your reloaded brass needs no oil on its cases to ectract easily. Even with long firing strings.
Also on your field stripping, don't firget that your cylinder has a removable bushing sleeve that rotates freely on the cylinder. That recess and sleeve needs to be cleaning of any powder fouling and lightly lubricated before reassembly.
Great video thank you. I really appreciate the fact that you were showing everything about the gun before somebody goes out and shoots it. Thank you for the information.
As an avid reloader and bullet caster for over 45 years, I would definately recommend that you forgo apying any oil to your loaded rounds. It takes only a minute amount of oil seeping around your primer to cause an inert non firing round. I have seen this happen in the past. Your reloaded brass needs no oil on its cases to ectract easily. Even with long firing strings.
Also on your field stripping, don't firget that your cylinder has a removable bushing sleeve that rotates freely on the cylinder. That recess and sleeve needs to be cleaning of any powder fouling and lightly lubricated before reassembly.
if your showing all the tool don't put them across the table and have reach and get them one at a time.