-8rounder-
The action felt a little gritty strait out of the box but after 100 dry fires or so it feels real good. In order for me to hone down the high spot in the trigger shroud I had to disassemble the gun to remove the hammer. While the side plate was off I inspected the internals. I was really shocked at the poor quality of parts inside. Of course the trigger and hammer are hard chromed to make for a silky smooth action but the square ness of the touching surfaces on the trigger, sear and rebound block left a lot to be desired. For an upper quality gun they still put those darn roll pins for a trigger over travel screw. I will admit to this being the tightest double action revolver I own. The cylinder shake and play are almost nil however the overall fit of the internal parts along with the unmachined area of the hammer shroud disappoints me.
If I invest another 800 bucks in a DA revolver I will buy a standard model for 500 bucks and let a smith work 300 worth the magic. The best feature of the Performance center guns are sleek looking barrels and the hard chromed trigger and hammer.
I'm planning to have this one sent off for an action job and get the hammer bobed.
Be Safe,
Scott
