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Okay, here's a question. I just picked up a new Taurus 85UL, concealed-hammer version. Upon checking it out, I came across an odd behavior:
When examining the cylinder lockup, I notice that without much effort--just a little pressure from my fingers--I can rotate the cylinder backwards (that is, against the normal direction of cylinder rotation) without depressing the trigger to let it freewheel. This seems like a bad thing--I don't recall it being possible with my previous Taurus revo, but I don't recall actually trying it, either.
Thoughts? Is my new gun broken?
Thanks!
When examining the cylinder lockup, I notice that without much effort--just a little pressure from my fingers--I can rotate the cylinder backwards (that is, against the normal direction of cylinder rotation) without depressing the trigger to let it freewheel. This seems like a bad thing--I don't recall it being possible with my previous Taurus revo, but I don't recall actually trying it, either.
Thoughts? Is my new gun broken?
Thanks!