Ruger to be specific. GP-100 model. 3 inch, 4 inch and 6 inch. 357 mag and 44 special.
Recently began utilizing the double action portion of my revolvers. Having three that I use mostly and all three being the Ruger GP platform. Having began this late in life with the double action portion of my revolvers, I begin seeing a vast difference in the action of my three revolvers mentioned.
My first revolver, built in 1990, being a model 01705 4 inch 357 mag. Wonderful double action squeeze. Smooth throughout the squeeze with no tick's or bobbles. Smooth through the entire squeeze.
Second revolver, built in 2016, being a model 01759, 6 inch barrel in 357 mag. Smooth pull till the cylinder stop engages the cylinder then after the felt cyl stop, another 1/8th inch in hammer travel is required before the hammer fall's.
Third revolver, built in 2018, being a model 01761, 3 inch barrel in 44 special. Same action as the second revolver.
So question is ... on the second and third revolvers ... is this referred to as "stacking" ? Not disappointed in either action and with the stoppage in the action seems to be nice for shooting more precise shots but just curious as to what this difference is referred to. Being new for the most part to double action shooting ... I am searching for the proper reference term wise to this action and if there is a "fix" to the stoppage that the second and third revolvers. Mostly desiring a smoother transition for the same "feel" as the first revolver in a self defense mode.
Thanks for your invaluable input and info as well as the suggestions I feel certain will follow.