Spare Cylinders

[tv_racin_fan]

The ole New York reload approach?

I'd have to agree on that with one extra. With flap holsters I wouldn't be concerned about leavin a chamber empty, I'd put the hammers in the safety notches. Without flap holsters the cylinders in the firearms would only have five charges. But that's me.

 

[bkovire]

wait until they are in the gun, you don,t want one or more going off when your changing out cyld's. it could drop, or hammer could hit primer ect,ect,. i always wait until i am at the line to (cap on) :thumbsup: .

 

[Tom-ADC]

The ole New York reload approach?

I'd have to agree on that with one extra. With flap holsters I wouldn't be concerned about leavin a chamber empty, I'd put the hammers in the safety notches. Without flap holsters the cylinders in the firearms would only have five charges. But that's me.

I'm talking about at the range where its okay to load six if you are punching holes in paper. Were I to carry them loaded then 5 max.
I will do the cap in revolver figured thats best & of course safest.

 

[Blizzard of '93]

I practiced swapping cylinders some it must be done carefully but is do-able. I practiced with unloaded cylinders but feel a loaded and capped spare can be swapped if careful as said. I grab the hammer between 2 fingers to secure it when swapping.
I did this in preparation for hog hunting but it was not neccessary to swap out.
good smoke! :thumbsup: