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and put it in. I have used Heinie springs for close to 30 years in my Colts and Colt copies.
The Pietta-made Cimarron is finished nicely inside. No rough casting marks or boogers that I can find.
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The spring for the cylinder hand is a coil spring with a plunger a la Ruger. It goes in the top hole. Yes. I have put it in the screw hole. You don't do that often without learning to look.
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Heinie spring in place and ready to put it all back together. (It feels good)
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Scott Tschirhart wrote: ↑Fri Jun 27, 2025 7:11 pm
I went with one of those wire springs in my USFA. I had to do a little fitting but so far I am quite happy with it.
Yes .. they can be to narrow but they are easily worked with and it usually does not take much of anything.
I installed one of those wire springs in my Uberti Flat Top Target years ago when the original flat spring broke. It's been quite satisfactory through a wheelbarrow-load of ammo.
Heinie spring in place and ready to put it all back together. (It feels good)
