Trigger Mike Posted January 16, 2020 Posted January 16, 2020 I did what was suggested and lifted the extractor and got the round free and got it out. Prior to posting I had tried to do it myself and had disassembled one side. I would take out each piece so I could put it together later. I had a piece fall out, it retains the firing pin. I didn't see where it came from so I took it to a buddy who is a gunsmith. he got it back together and looked it over and said all is well. maybe I can sell it.
Sixgun Sheridan Posted January 16, 2020 Posted January 16, 2020 Why sell it??? Was the fault with the rifle or a defective cartridge? Dealing with stuff like this is half the fun of playing around with a 150 year-old design.
Trigger Mike Posted January 16, 2020 Author Posted January 16, 2020 It was a round that had not been seated right at the factory. I mainly want to sell it because I am getting older and diabetic and I doubt my family would know what to do with it. I also would put the funds into the farm
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