jimbo1096 44spl Bronze Member Joined Jan 10, 2005 Messages 4,584 City & State/Province Alexandria, LA USA Jun 14, 2011 #1 Did all the old model 9mm cylinders have the firing pin grove in the rear ratchet area? Or were they flat like the new model cylinders?
Did all the old model 9mm cylinders have the firing pin grove in the rear ratchet area? Or were they flat like the new model cylinders?
contender Ruger Guru Joined Sep 18, 2002 Messages 31,417 City & State/Province Lake Lure NC USA Jun 14, 2011 #2 I'm thinking they are all flat like the NM's. I could be wrong as I'm using my faded memory. But the ones I have are all flat.
I'm thinking they are all flat like the NM's. I could be wrong as I'm using my faded memory. But the ones I have are all flat.
K klhill Bearcat Joined Feb 6, 2010 Messages 25 City & State/Province Texas/Arizona Jun 14, 2011 #3 I just looked at 2 OM 9mm cylinders and they are both "flat", no FP groove.
D DGW1949 Hawkeye Bronze Member Joined Apr 10, 2005 Messages 5,895 City & State/Province Mississippi Jun 14, 2011 #4 If were're talking OM BHs, the one in my 357/9MM convertable has no grove. DGW
Wyandot Jim Hawkeye Supporting Member Joined Sep 1, 2003 Messages 8,273 City & State/Province Richmond Texas USA Jun 14, 2011 #5 I think the 357 is the only OM that has the flat cylinders. So the gap between the recoil shield and the Cylinder. Jim
I think the 357 is the only OM that has the flat cylinders. So the gap between the recoil shield and the Cylinder. Jim
OP jimbo1096 44spl Bronze Member Joined Jan 10, 2005 Messages 4,584 City & State/Province Alexandria, LA USA Jun 15, 2011 #6 Thanks for the clarification.