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Old 03-09-2012, 04:28 PM   #12
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"Surprisingly, Security Six is super complex inside. I disassembled it trying to find what's wrong, and I could not put it back."

Alvin

Actually the Security Six has the least complicated internals of any revolver. It was designed for field stripping by military personnel.

It sounds like you had the hand and trigger out of sync. Easy to do if you don't hold your tongue right.

Find an assembly manual and follow the instructions. You will be surprised at how simple it is, once you figure it out.

I've owned several variations of the Speed Six and Security Six. It is one of the best revolvers ever built and extremely reliable. I presently own a customized 6" stainless. It is my, "always take along in case I need to shoot something" gun. I always grab it first if I want a good accurate utility gun with me in the woods.
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