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07-15-2014, 06:31 PM
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With the hottest loads...
I really like my 'L' frame but with the hottest loads I wouldn't mind having the .357 in an 'N' frame. In the 'L' frame even with the 6" barrel and full lug the hottest loads hurt just a mite. 
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07-15-2014, 06:41 PM
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I would like to know when the 1st L frames came out. I would like to know when they were available to the public in quantity over the counter.
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07-15-2014, 06:43 PM
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The time it takes....
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Originally Posted by Sporting12
Please excuse my ignorance,but what is meant by "Lock Time"??
Regards, Pete
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Lock time is how long it takes from the trigger break until the round actually fires. Old muskets had a long 'lock time' because the slow hammer lighting the primer powder which then lit the main charge. Lock times have improved, but some designs are faster than others.
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357 magnum, 586, 681, 686, 696, bullseye, cartridge, centennial, coke bottle grips, colt, commercial, ejector, k frame, k-frame, l frame, model 27, model 28, model 66, model 686, n-frame, projectiles, ruger  |
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