I've been searching the local gun and pawn shops for a used redhawk .44. I came across one gun that had an incredibly tight lock up. My first thought was "bank vault". 
So I whip out the feeler gauges, much to the surprise of the gun hand behind the counter, and measure the bore cylinder gap. I start out a .005, nope, .004, nope, .003 nope. 0025 bingo. Wow. No cylinder rotation at all either.
So anyways, then I get to thinking that this gun may gum up from a session of big .44 rounds. Do you think .0025 is too tight?
So I whip out the feeler gauges, much to the surprise of the gun hand behind the counter, and measure the bore cylinder gap. I start out a .005, nope, .004, nope, .003 nope. 0025 bingo. Wow. No cylinder rotation at all either.
So anyways, then I get to thinking that this gun may gum up from a session of big .44 rounds. Do you think .0025 is too tight?
