I have a stainless,2" rossi 38,that I bought used last year.
The gun had been taken apart,and re-assembled incorrectly,ie the cylinder retaining screw was in the wrong spot,and the pawl spring was not on the leg,so it wouldn't advance the cylinder when the trigger was pulled in da,or the hammer cocked in sa.
After correcting those things,it seemed to work as it should,until the other day when I fired 15 rounds of 130 grain wwb thru it,it seemed as the trigger was catching on reset,but worked fine otherwise.
When I cleaned it,I noticed that the trigger would hang to the rear,and would have to push it forward to get it to reset,I guess the recoil while firing jarred it enough to keep it from hanging up during live fire,
Any ideas?Or should I just send it in?
The gun had been taken apart,and re-assembled incorrectly,ie the cylinder retaining screw was in the wrong spot,and the pawl spring was not on the leg,so it wouldn't advance the cylinder when the trigger was pulled in da,or the hammer cocked in sa.
After correcting those things,it seemed to work as it should,until the other day when I fired 15 rounds of 130 grain wwb thru it,it seemed as the trigger was catching on reset,but worked fine otherwise.
When I cleaned it,I noticed that the trigger would hang to the rear,and would have to push it forward to get it to reset,I guess the recoil while firing jarred it enough to keep it from hanging up during live fire,
Any ideas?Or should I just send it in?