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Scandium revolvers & frame damage?

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01-02-2017, 03:27 PM

Handgunner454 Handgunner454 is offline

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Some just wory to much

Shoot the hell out of them and enjoy. If you worry about every little mark on the firearm you won't shoot it.
I have a 360, 386PD, 386 ScS and a 329NG. No issues from any of them. Had a 329PD also with no issues. Sold it to buy the 329NG.
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327, 44 magnum, 629, 640, 642, 686, airweight, ccw, commercial, extractor, glock, model 625, scandium, surefire, tactical

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