Sloppy Rugers ?

Started by Marshal Deadwood, July 03, 2009, 08:47:59 AM

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Marshal Deadwood

I was in the gunshope yesterday and they had a NV Ruger that had came in. Took a look at it and I have never seen a revolver with so much side to side cylinder slop. Couldnt tell about endshake,,,with the plastic shipping spacer in the revolver. I was amazed at how loose this Ruger was. Are they all becoming so ricklety ?  I would NOT have bought this revolver.

MD

Dirty Brass

I recently picked upa pair of NMV's from Longhunter, and they are also a tad loose as you describe. They are a tad looser than the OMV, Blackhawk, and Uberti MP's that I have, but they shot fine a couple of weeks ago and were fairly accurate. Didn't paper shoot them, but was hitting the metal plates consitantly. I'll have to benchrest them and check the accuracy next time out. They did open up the forcing cone on the ones I got - maybe that helped.

Anyhow - back to the point - yes, mine are also looser than my OMV's.


August

I got a passle of 'em and they're all that way.  That's why opening the forcing cone is particularly helpful on Rooogers. 

Shadow Catcher

Quote from: Marshal Deadwood on July 03, 2009, 08:47:59 AM
I was in the gunshope yesterday and they had a NV Ruger that had came in. Took a look at it and I have never seen a revolver with so much side to side cylinder slop. Couldnt tell about endshake,,,with the plastic shipping spacer in the revolver. I was amazed at how loose this Ruger was. Are they all becoming so ricklety ?  I would NOT have bought this revolver.

MD

I find that a bit surprising - I've three - Two blued 7.5 inchers and a SS 4 5/8 guy - and all three are
tighter than a clam's behind - and that's water tight!

Shadow Catcher

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