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[Muss Muggins]

Is there any way to dispose of the lock? , or would that be a bad idea? I've never owned revolver with a lock. It would prolly be fine, but deep down a part of me worries it my tie the gun up on me.

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I know I'm too late, but for others with similar thoughts, just leave it alone unless it causes a problem . . . I would never buy a revolver that has had the lock tampered with, because the thought process that initiates the tampering leads to all other sorts of home gunsmithing ideas . . .

 

[Cleveland48]

I know I'm too late, but for others with similar thoughts, just leave it alone unless it causes a problem . . . I would never buy a revolver that has had the lock tampered with, because the thought process that initiates the tampering leads to all other sorts of home gunsmithing ideas . . .

I understand where you are coming from. I do not plan on selling the gun though. It crossed my mind to trade it before I removed the lock, and get a no lock version but I knew I'd still prolly have to pay in some more money. I just decided to keep it and remove the lock, since I rarely ever sell a gun anyways, and I would not want someone else life to be in the hands of a gun I performed work on

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[Cleveland48]

Range trip today Shot from 7 to 15 yards. Some fairly fast others slow fire staging the trigger. This makes 180 rounds I've shot through it since last weekend. I'm feeling confident in it now. Here is target from today

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[Waywatcher]

Range trip today Shot from 7 to 15 yards. Some fairly fast others slow fire staging the trigger. This makes 180 rounds I've shot through it since last weekend. I'm feeling confident in it now. Here is target from today View attachment 166673

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Good work! Keep up the practice. And stop staging the trigger.

 

[Cleveland48]

Lol thanks I try to not do it but if I try to shoot groups I can't help it

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[Shorty 45 MK2]

Lol thanks I try to not do it but if I try to shoot groups I can't help it

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I know what you mean, but over time I've found out that I shoot better groups when I pull straight through.

 

[Cleveland48]

I know what you mean, but over time I've found out that I shoot better groups when I pull straight through.

I believe you it seems staging the trigger causes more hand fatigue to me anyways

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[wildenout]

Badger custom grips on mine (pictured above with the two knives) I love them! Eat recoil pretty well, and feel/look super good.

 

[Cleveland48]

Badger custom grips on mine (pictured above with the two knives) I love them! Eat recoil pretty well, and feel/look super good.

Those do look amazing

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