Bought the gun back in the late 80's, about eight years ago, I let a local smith do an action job (and wasn't impressed with his work). The gun has two problems at present. First it's always had the problem of the ejector rod that holds the cylinder to the crain, works itself loose after about 30rnds or so. When this happens, it make it difficult to open the cylinder to eject and reload. Second, the smyth that did the action job, changed the mainspring tension somehow, so now the hammer falls just hard enough to reliably ignite soft Federal large pistol primers, but will not reliably ignite any other brand, say Winchester for example. I've considered sending it off to a big name smith, like Wilson or someone similar, but don't know how to go about shipping and recieving, and don't know if I'm willing to part with it for six months to a year. I'm also hesitant to trust this local gunsmith with it again. The gun is a keeper, and I'd really like to have the action light and smooth like some of the big dollar custom guns I see at the range somtimes, but most importantly, I want everything on it right again. I want the problem with the ejector rod fixed, and want it to reliably fire any ammo I feed it. Suggestions?