But when I open the cylinder and depress the cylinder latch so I can operate the action, the hand dosnt come out to far and when it does I can push it back into the frame with the slightest touch of my finger. I have a exploded view of the gun, and think that is the function of #48 when I took it apart I noticed this part and it had strong spring tension. Im still grasping how a revolvers internals work and that is something I didnt think of. I gather from some quick research that the revolvers are probably 20-25 years. 38 (one blued the other stainless) that have less than 25 rounds and have been kept in superb shape - built in Stratford, CT. If it is there (or a place for it is there), it will most likely be on the front of the hammer body itself and line up with the rear of the hand. Both are Charter Arms (1st Generation: 593xxx 798xxx) Undercover. I never had any problems with them i sold one a while back and my sister has the other one in her bedside drawer. Both revolvers were fairly accurate and fired every single time i pulled the trigger. Speed Loaders For Your Charter Arms Undercover (From 32.50) Handy and holds your rounds in place Easy to insert into the cylinder Makes reloading a revolver. One with the pachmyer grip and one with the wood grain.
I am not familiar with the Charter Arms Undercover, but many revolvers use a spring to push the hand forward enough to engage the cylinder. I have had two differant charter arms undercover.
"If the hand looks to be in good condition, check if there is a spring and plunger to push the hand forward as the hammer is cocked (or if there is a place for one and it is missing). Yeah it is clean as hell, I dont think two boxes were run through this gun since new.
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