Klein Helmer
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Hi fellas,
Helmer again. Before I get started I just wanted to offer my thanks once more for all of the informative responses many of you offered in my previous thread.
Anyway, I'm hoping I'm just being paranoid here, but I need my mind to be put at rest with regard to a revolver I recently purchased.
I was at the gun shop the other day, and saw a nice stainless steel N frame 629. (I already have one, but this one had a different barrel length and I've got to say, I only recently got into guns but this stuff is addicting.)
I was going to buy it on the spot, but had left my plastic at home. I wanted the piece though, so I gave them a few hundred bucks in cash and had them box it up and put it in the back.
They had me handle the gun, and verify some small numbers on the gun. Anyway, the problem is this: On the ride over, I had been handling some old, gritty change in my cup holder. I'm not going to be able to get back to the store fore a while, and I'm worried that I may have transmitted some matter onto the barrel that could rust, corrode, or otherwise compromise the durability/quality of the gun.
Like I said, I am brand new to all of this, so I hope I'm just being paranoid. It is making me anxious though to the point of not wanting the thing anymore.
What are your thoughts?
Helmer again. Before I get started I just wanted to offer my thanks once more for all of the informative responses many of you offered in my previous thread.
Anyway, I'm hoping I'm just being paranoid here, but I need my mind to be put at rest with regard to a revolver I recently purchased.
I was at the gun shop the other day, and saw a nice stainless steel N frame 629. (I already have one, but this one had a different barrel length and I've got to say, I only recently got into guns but this stuff is addicting.)
I was going to buy it on the spot, but had left my plastic at home. I wanted the piece though, so I gave them a few hundred bucks in cash and had them box it up and put it in the back.
They had me handle the gun, and verify some small numbers on the gun. Anyway, the problem is this: On the ride over, I had been handling some old, gritty change in my cup holder. I'm not going to be able to get back to the store fore a while, and I'm worried that I may have transmitted some matter onto the barrel that could rust, corrode, or otherwise compromise the durability/quality of the gun.
Like I said, I am brand new to all of this, so I hope I'm just being paranoid. It is making me anxious though to the point of not wanting the thing anymore.
What are your thoughts?
