Howdy,
Picture this:
The loading gate is open on my .45 LC Vaquero.
When I rotate the cylinder, I hear the normal "click", then I stop the rotation to load a round.
Here's what puzzles me...the point at which the "click" occurs places part of the chamber just below the lip of the loading gate, requiring me to rotate the cylinder back a bit so that I can clear the lip to load a round.
Now on my Colt Cowboy, when the "click" occurs, the cylinder chamber is properly lined up.
My question is this: Is the proper for the Vaquero?
I just got it as for a Christmas present, so I am unfamiliar with the operation of the gun.
(Edited by TQ at 9:16 am on Dec. 25, 2001)
Picture this:
The loading gate is open on my .45 LC Vaquero.
When I rotate the cylinder, I hear the normal "click", then I stop the rotation to load a round.
Here's what puzzles me...the point at which the "click" occurs places part of the chamber just below the lip of the loading gate, requiring me to rotate the cylinder back a bit so that I can clear the lip to load a round.
Now on my Colt Cowboy, when the "click" occurs, the cylinder chamber is properly lined up.
My question is this: Is the proper for the Vaquero?
I just got it as for a Christmas present, so I am unfamiliar with the operation of the gun.
(Edited by TQ at 9:16 am on Dec. 25, 2001)