Reeder Custom Guns

As I understand it, endshake is the forward/backwar movement in the cylinder when it is closed. I have a couple S&W revolvers that have enough play in them when the cylinder is open that the front of the cylinder will drag on the face of the forcing cone. Can this lead to further problems? Can it be "fixed"? Thanks for your time.

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YES AND YES

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with guns that are either a hard kicking rmagnum or have been shot a lot or both. Get it to us and we will take care of it.

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Excellent, thanks for the info. What's the cost and what specifically do you do to tighten up the endshake? Just curious.

endshake

BET GARY SAYS

as usual John is right. That is a normal problem

revolver work

there is no way of knowing until we see the gun

Gotcha. Thanks.