5- shot .45

chamber the cartridge. Quite often the problem is the bullet being too wide and rubbing the inside of the chamber. All chambers are slightly tapered and when you load the WFN bullets it quite often causes problems. Knowing how well John's handguns are made I would imagine that was the problem, not the gun. So yes, our chambers are tight as they should be, but with the correct bullets like the LFN bullets or jacketed bullets they are fine. I have had very few problems with any of our 45 long Colt revolvers thru the last 35 years.