bczrx
Member
Hello,
I found a 686-4 Plus 3" Performance Center, made in April of 1996, at my LGS that I took the plunge on.
I can see the port on the barrel and the overtravel screw.
The trigger feels nice, but not as nice as my 586 [less than 10 years old] or my K-38 from the mid-'50s.
I am confident I can make it smoother and lighter- as I've done that to my 10-6 and a slew of other items.
From what I understand, the ignition parts are forged, instead of the normal process then and instead of MIM manufacturing now.
Is that correct?
Are there any other differences with a performance center revolver from 1996 than what I listed?
Thanks for any insight. I'd also appreciate a scan of a manual from that era- as the current manuals are current.
I found a 686-4 Plus 3" Performance Center, made in April of 1996, at my LGS that I took the plunge on.
I can see the port on the barrel and the overtravel screw.
The trigger feels nice, but not as nice as my 586 [less than 10 years old] or my K-38 from the mid-'50s.
I am confident I can make it smoother and lighter- as I've done that to my 10-6 and a slew of other items.
From what I understand, the ignition parts are forged, instead of the normal process then and instead of MIM manufacturing now.
Is that correct?
Are there any other differences with a performance center revolver from 1996 than what I listed?
Thanks for any insight. I'd also appreciate a scan of a manual from that era- as the current manuals are current.
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