Thanks, Gentlemen,
Your innfo helped me a lot.
Long Johns Wolf

Thanks CraigC  for the opportunity!!

 Just for those interested in what was done, here's what's inside:
  First, the arbor was "reinstalled" and heavily torqued.
   Coil action springs, bolt block, action stop, interference pins (action screws can't get loose), action shield,  replaced thin hammer roller with wide roller,  trued recoil shield for conversion ring support ,  wedge modified for a "captured" wedge.

 The hammer has a hardened "firing plate" installed to contact the firing pin. That keeps the firing pin from degrading the soft hammer face. Also, there's no contact between the hammer and the conversion ring.  Another feature installed is an inside the frame adjustable trigger "over travel" stop.

Thanks again CraigC!!!

Mike

Morning y'all.
Coffee, tea and eggnog are ready.

'Tis 23 and overcast. High of 38.

Slim

Id let poi decide for you. That revolver was designed originally to shoot 200-215 gr bullets with around 21-23 grs of powder if thats important to you.

I gave up wishing for new replicas, now i dream of guns chambered in something other than 357 45colt and 45gov