Hunting Washington Forum
Equipment & Gear => Guns and Ammo => Topic started by: Colin on October 01, 2016, 05:35:28 AM
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Been slowly going thru my safe and have a ruger Blackhawk new model in 30 carbine. For some reason the cylinder will not rotate when the loading gate is open. Initiall thought that a pin or spring was missing but i Have the same gun in .357 and have taken both apart and compared and all parts apear to be present and assembled correctly.
Thoughts?
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ive been told ruger has good customer service you might give them a call.
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Is it an "old model"? Try putting the hammer on half cock and try it.
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It's the "new model" and not the "3 screw"? The old 3 screw ya have to pull the hammer back to half cock other than that not sure what it would be.
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Yeah it's the new model.
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Check that the hammer plunger and/or the hammer plunger cross pin aren't damaged or binding up. Happened on my Vaquero. Disassembled they looked ok and seemed to move but when I removed them the cross pin was beginning to sheer and bend. I replaced them both and it's worked fine ever since.
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Try using the cross pin and spring from the 357.
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Hmm good ideas will try and get some work in once our baby is down.
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cylinder pawl latch or spring, or both.
Ruger will give you the parts.
Carl
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Finally got around to taking a 2nd look and discovered I'm an idiot... the 357 is a new model and the 30 carbine is the old... doh
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Can't beat a cheap easy fix.