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brand new 1851 navy snubnose wedge causing cylinder jam
i assumed the wedge because the only time it jammed was when i put the wedge back in. idk all the different parts on the BP revolvers yet so i may be misnaming, but it appears to be some part of the wedge or where the wedge slots into is causing the issue as i kept trying to eliminate potential... -
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brand new 1851 navy snubnose wedge causing cylinder jam
took a quick look at that n it seems very helpful! thank you very much i think this will lead to a solution n even if it doesnt, its great info for a new black powder shooter so i really appreciate it i really did mine VERY wrong lol, i was embarrassed to admit that i didnt even consider the... -
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brand new 1851 navy snubnose wedge causing cylinder jam
ya ive been looking around the forum since i posted n im realizing i did it very wrong right from the get go. im thinking i may need to get a new wedge -
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brand new 1851 navy snubnose wedge causing cylinder jam
just got a new pietta today, my first black powder and i had one heck of a time trying to get the wedge out so it is a little dinged up on one end, that said ever since i re assmbled the revolver to fire some caps to clear the cylinder n barrel, after i put the wedge in the cylinder locks up. it...