EAA windicator is the name of the firearm. If you re-read my posts on this thread I did measure with feeler gauges. I have metal working files but they would be way too aggressive for the tiny amount removed. In fact I think it was just a rough metal burr on the forcing cone that was leftover...
Problem was .357 ammo was just a hair too long for the cylinder. Literally .002
I do reload but right now commercial ammo is cheaper than components.
The gun shoots great and the problem is solved.
Two passes with an emery board is bubba gunsmithing?
I just took the gun out yesterday and shot it with a variety of .357 commercial and reloads. It shot like a dream.
The forcing cone is not of a traditional style. It is very thin almost like an extension of the steel barrel liner. A Smith, Colt or even Taurus has much thicker steel which would need a professional gunsmithing file and a vice.
Makes sense.
I've been shooting for years and the only ammo problem I encountered was rounds not fitting in the cylinder due to not being resized properly during reloading. This OAL issue is giving Windicator owners fits and trashing EAA's reputation.
I was at a gun show recently and I traded some ammo I no longer needed for a steel framed EAA Windicator. .357 4in blued
The gun was 100% as far as I could tell and functioned well.
I took it to the range the next weekend and fired off half a box of .38 specials and was impressed by the...
I'm having this problem as well.
After research, I'm finding that the cylinder stop is being blamed as a known factory defect that EAA refuses to acknowledger or address. They charge an arm and a leg blaming the customer for "modifying their gun" and doing a slipshod repair that does not fix the...
Thanks you are right about square butt... I had a brain fart there But as far as I can tell the barrel markings are correct.
Thanks for the year. It isn't a 5 screw so that was throwing me off.
a) caliber .22 LR
b) bbl length 6in
c) grips shape: round
d) number of shots: 6
e) type of sights. Adjustable
f) serial number, K 193xx
g) Model number if it is under the crane. On the barrel it reads: K22 Long Rifle CTG Just build number on crane and frame
Does anyone have any info on this...
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