Got this from guy that left this in the trunk of his car, needless to say it rusted, the out side of the cylinder, part of the barrel and frame.
I reworked this revolver over with a lot sand paper dremel disc, and sanding drums, i was going to reblue it, but i went with Aluma hydeII, in OD green just too see how it would hold up. took about 6 months off and on.
So far after 3 years use, during hunting season, and shooting it, has held up well just wanted to share with pic.
It looks like a great resurrection, even a lot of TLC can still be worthwhile with guns like that.
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"You need a shotgun, man, it's got a good spread.
It's easy to load, doesn't have a lot of working parts...ya ain't gotta be that accurate, the further away you are the more **** you hit."
When most of the custom revolver "projects" featured in gun mags and such are high dollar and impractical, its refreshing to see a working man's gun get a new lease on life.
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When most of the custom revolver "projects" featured in gun mags and such are high dollar and impractical, its refreshing to see a working man's gun get a new lease on life.
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