Blown up and ruined guns thread

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Re: Blown up and ruined guns thread

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muta4warrior wrote: October 14th, 2024, 6:37 pm I'll just leave this here...

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You know, when Dad was on PhxPD, he carried a stainless S&W M60 .38 snubbie as a back-up gun. And because he was on a walking beat in the Deuce, he sweated all over that thing, which is why he bought the stainless steel gun in the first place. It didn't take him long to stain that "stainless" revolver.

It looks like this was an early Model 686 when the frame, cylinder and barrel were stainless but the lockwork was still carbon steel. I'm almost willing to bet something similar happened.


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Re: Blown up and ruined guns thread

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So when you're loading your own AK ammo, make sure you don't forget the AutoComp pistol powder is what you have in the powder hopper and not the CFE Black you THOUGHT was in there.
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