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02-01-2011, 02:04 PM
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Why no Airweights with a Ti cylinder?
Why doesnt S&W offer Aiweight J-frames with a Ti cyl.? It would cut 2 ozs. I believe? I want to put a Ti Cyl. in my 442, but figured I would ask the question before I did it.
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327, 340, 442, 637, 640, 642, airlite, airweight, brownells, colt, gunsmith, l frame, lock, saa, scandium, titanium  |
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