It's almost like timing, degrees and minutes of angle are important. Dang, I guess we really WILL use high school math after all...Originally Posted by almostgone
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It's almost like timing, degrees and minutes of angle are important. Dang, I guess we really WILL use high school math after all...
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Exactly. The diameter and pitch of the pattern to receive the cartridges is critical.....in addition to the timing.
Who wants to attempt to fire a revolver with the cylinder out of time....dang, talk about shaving lead ( if you get off that lucky).
There are 3 loves in my life: my wife, my English mastiffs, and my weightlifting....Man, my wife gets really pissed when I get the 3 confused...
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After I bring the gun home and remove the cylinder, I'll see if it's possible to adjust the degrees by which the trigger rotates the cylinder.
Of course if I ever did put a custom-made cylinder in it, I'd test it without ammo a thousand times, and then I'd test it with blanks a thousand times, before trying a real round.
The engraving along the side of the barrel is horrible, it says TRACKER in big capital letters. I wonder if there's any way I could have the engraving filled in.
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I see that someone has made a picatinny rail to fit the Taurus Tracker so I might get it and stick a green laser on it.
Also there's a deer stalking course next month so I might do it. Stalking deer with a revolver with a green laser would be enjoyable.
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