To tune a revolver, you must do a complete tear down. The springs must be replaced and many of the surfaces that meet must be polished to a smoother finish. This will bring the single action trigger pull (when you pull the hammer back prior to firing) from the range of 4 - 6 pounds down to 1- 3 pounds of force.
This is typically done so that the user doesn't pull the barrel down as they pull the trigger (it helps keep the sights aligned through the entire shot). A good gunsmith can do this for just about any modern revolver, and there are many instructional videos and spring kits sold online for some of the more popular revolvers (Ruger and Smith&Wesson).
MidwayUSA even sells a video on how to tune a S&W revolver.
You take it to someone who specializes in them.
That would mean an American Revolution without using a revolver which is a type of gun
That would mean an American Revolution without using a revolver which is a type of gun
cant carry a tune
just a phrase or tune which is then repeated. Call and echo - Repeating the tune which was played Call and response - After the tune, a different tune plays in response to the first tune.
I think you mean rhythm it is the beat that it makes and is a right tune it wouldn't be rhythm if it was out of tune.
i mean how to tune exactly the pitch and decay?
"Tune" means that they think that the song that is playing is a really good song.
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A single line of music, a tune.
No good
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