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Thread: Colt revolvers

  1. 27-05-2020, 09:32 PM #1
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    Colt revolvers

    Hello
    If you have one of the above with a spring detent holding the yoke,be aware if you remove the yoke the detent and spring may not stay attached to the frame and may rattle around on your garage floor.
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    Quote Originally Posted by marky123 View Post
    Hello
    If you have one of the above with a spring detent holding the yoke,be aware if you remove the yoke the detent and spring may not stay attached to the frame and may rattle around on your garage floor.
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    After recently replacing the rebound spring from a 686 wish you had posted this 6 days ago...would have saved 40 minutes on my knees looking for bits
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    When you have found all the bits you will need to make a hollow punch to stake the detent ball back in place, or better still, get an S&W!
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    I’ll hold out for a Python thanks.
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    Quote Originally Posted by marky123 View Post
    I’ll hold onto my Python thanks.
    Fixed it
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    Quote Originally Posted by marky123 View Post
    I’ll hold out for a Python thanks.
    Yep, very nicely made, overpriced, and the action stacks as the trigger is pulled. They are almost as good as the S&W 586/686 at half the price.
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    Quote Originally Posted by csmiffy View Post
    Fixed it
    Yes,a 2.5" barrel was an option.
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