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JUDGE question: freewheeling cylinder
« on: March 23, 2011, 02:42:40 AM »
I have a Judge 2.5" chamber 3" bbl non-fluted stainless steel model. I have shot it a few times but not much. Was shooting it the other day and noticed that the cylinder will rotate in reverse when I turn it, without the hammer back a little like some revolvers will do.  It won't free-wheel forward however. Is this normal and always been like this and I just noticed it or is it screwed up?   Thanks in advance
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my avatar pic is my 1960 Rambler I bought in 1972 for $175..6 banger 3-on-the-tree...drove it for 5 yrs  22mpg.. was "hot-rodding" (LOL) one night...tore out 1st/reverse gear. Drove it that way for 2 yrs(with no reverse and only 2nd and high)  Had to really plan ahead when parking.
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Re: JUDGE question: freewheeling cylinder
« Reply #1 on: April 03, 2011, 08:14:35 AM »
Is the cylinder stop engaging?
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Re: JUDGE question: freewheeling cylinder
« Reply #2 on: April 03, 2011, 03:42:12 PM »
It engages when it is rotating in the forward direction, but not  in reverse
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12g shortie w/chokes,Tamer .410,12g "Buck" slug gun w/20g extra barrel, 12g smooth bore tracker I, 45/410 w/22vp matched set, 7mm-08, .308 20",

my avatar pic is my 1960 Rambler I bought in 1972 for $175..6 banger 3-on-the-tree...drove it for 5 yrs  22mpg.. was "hot-rodding" (LOL) one night...tore out 1st/reverse gear. Drove it that way for 2 yrs(with no reverse and only 2nd and high)  Had to really plan ahead when parking.
sold it for $125
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Re: JUDGE question: freewheeling cylinder
« Reply #3 on: April 04, 2011, 12:50:07 PM »
I would call Taurus on that one.
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