Not a very good experience.

[Leadeye]

When I have experienced cylinder drag problems like that I always look at the case and primer and how they are pressing against the back plate. Another thing I have seen do this is unburned powder kernels under the ejector star. Used to drive me crazy with the old IMR 4227.

 

[wtfd661]

I ain't lookin to get a new gun. I was just wanting some ideas why it was doing that. Than I seen in the manual for that gun it doesn't reccommend using +p ammo. Cause it can cause it not revolve. Because the shell can slide back. I love the way the gun shoots and how comfortable it is.

I guess a lot of people missed this so I re-posted it for you. Good luck with your gun. Enjoy it and shoot the crap out of it.

 

[smiley69_300]

lol Thanks wtfd661. Now all means if it does it with other ammo. I will most def take it backand look for something else. But if it has something to do with +p ammo. THan I just wont use that ammo.

 

[goColt]

I had a Taurus model 605 in stainless and had the same problem when I shot .357. I sent it back to Taurus twice before it was fixed correctly. I dumped it at a show shortly after testing it for functionality.

Sell or trade it and get a S&W. You'll thank yourself later. Once a gun fails, it is untrustworthy for anything but plinking at the range.

 

[Robert Richardson]

Are the primers backing out of the fired case?

 

[smiley69_300]

Are the primers backing out of the fired case?

This is gonna sound reallyu dumb. But I am comple newbie. What do you mean the primers?