Looking at the ejector rod in the phot, on S&W's, which it seems this revolver is a clone of, isn't there supposed to be a spring-loaded "nib" there as part of the lock-up? Just wondering. Thanks,

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Looking at the ejector rod in the phot, on S&W's, which it seems this revolver is a clone of, isn't there supposed to be a spring-loaded "nib" there as part of the lock-up?  Just wondering.  Thanks,

James G. · Answer

Hi Michael and welcome. It is encased in the ejector housing. You can see in the demo here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zl1cLdLQ6IM

Ed C. · Answer

Hi Michael, there is no 'nib' on the Roscoe. The picture is accurate. 
Stay safe & have a great day!

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Looking at the ejector rod in the phot, on S&W's, which it seems this revolver is a clone of, isn't there supposed to be a spring-loaded "nib" there as part of the lock-up? Just wondering. Thanks,