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  • #16
    usmcspud
    Senior Member
    • Nov 2005
    • 709

    I have both bbl. lengths of the 69. Very nice revolvers. I shoot a warm special in magnum cases.
    Run a little solvent between cylinder and yoke when cleaning and let it drain while bbl. and chambers are soaking. Will keep the cylinder spinning properly.

    I have no need to hotrod my 69s. I have plenty of N frame 44 mags for that.

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    • #17
      CJJohn
      Senior Member
      • Dec 2010
      • 1217

      Thank you for the feedback! I am anxiously awaiting for ten days to pick it up. Everything looks fine on the one I jailed. I can't wait to shoot it!

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      • #18
        sierra11b
        Senior Member
        • Jun 2008
        • 579

        Congrats.

        Follow up with your impressions.

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        • #19
          Joezamboni
          Member
          • Jan 2016
          • 397

          Originally posted by cantdance
          I had to send mine back for the front yoke lock. The ball didn't engage the detent on the barrel shroud. Check it before you buy. It took over a month to get it back.
          This! Had the same issue with a new/used 66 that I bought PPT. Luckily the warranty wasn't registered under his name. I also had the combat finish made satin and a trigger job done for a lower total price.

          The real issue with the detent is the barrel has too much material that hits the plastic surround of the detent forcing it to stay down once the plastic gets slightly crushed hitting the barrel.

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