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    Over zealous crimp and case bulge

    Hi everyone, Just started my first batch of .44 magnum reloads tonight (I've been reloading .357 and .38 for a while now) and got a little over zealous at first with my Redding Profile Crimp die. The case has a bulge in the side. The bulge does not go completely around the case, but only half...
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    SW 1905 bore condition concern

    Just wanted to let everyone know that I took the revolver to the range and my God does it shoot well. Thanks again to everyone for their advice and insight. I love those old revolvers. About 20 rounds at 12 yards standing.
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    Are S&W Canted Barrel Problems Getting Less Frequent

    I am currently battling Smith and Wesson to get my canted barrel fixed on my 586 Classic Reproduction. It went back to the factory two weeks ago for a canted barrel and a large bur on the frame (poor machining of the frame). They fixes the bur and reblued the whole gun. Looks great. Barrel is...
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    SW 1905 bore condition concern

    You guys are awesome! Thank you. You literally turned my day around. :) I do have a question about ammo choices. See as the revolver was made pre-heat treatment. Should I never run FMJ ammo through it(factory loads or light reloads)? Or should it just eat a diet of lead for the rest of its...
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    SW 1905 bore condition concern

    Even those super dark patches of pitty cancer? Maybe I am just freaking out for nothing then. I just have no seen pitting this bad before on a firearm I have owned. Don't want to barrel to burst mid shooting session.
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    SW 1905 bore condition concern

    Hello all, First time poster, long time reader. My first adventure into vintage Smith and Wesson may be a failure. I recently purchased second hand a SW Model 1905 .38 Special, serial number 189890. I am assuming its a 3rd change based on what I read. Gun is great working order. Nice...
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