danda0624
32 Cal
Greetings experts:
I have long wondered about the wedge pin on these revolvers and how they were intended to work in the field. I have several revolvers of this style and I am lucky enough to have one of these in which you can break the wedge pin out of the frame by hand with no tools needed. Others I have to use a hammer and brass pins to break it free.
I can only assume that these were originally designed to work in this way for easy breaking down without the need of tools.
Has anyone had the same experience as myself with extremely stiff wedges in their pistols?
Has anyone done custom work to slightly loosen their wedge pins?
I have long wondered about the wedge pin on these revolvers and how they were intended to work in the field. I have several revolvers of this style and I am lucky enough to have one of these in which you can break the wedge pin out of the frame by hand with no tools needed. Others I have to use a hammer and brass pins to break it free.
I can only assume that these were originally designed to work in this way for easy breaking down without the need of tools.
Has anyone had the same experience as myself with extremely stiff wedges in their pistols?
Has anyone done custom work to slightly loosen their wedge pins?