My Revovler Exploded!

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If the cylinder is still intact I could use it seeing how the parts are just going to end up in the trash anyway. I'll even offer to pay the shipping. :D

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Is that the snap together model? Nary a screw in sight of that explosion.
 
You numbered them in sequence when it came apart didn't you? Boy I hope you don't loose #8 or you'll be in trouble.
 
Give her a good rub down with FLITZ. Since it has the Rust Blue, you'll see how much gunk comes off of her to reveal the beauty within. The FLITZ's Rust Blue looks fantastic.

I did a 1945-vintage M&P 5-inch with terrific results. Cheers!
 
This could be serious. Do you have a federal license for an exploding device?

or it could be....,

That you are looking for the thread about the superiority of revolvers over semi-auto loaders.
 
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Give her a good rub down with FLITZ. Since it has the Rust Blue, you'll see how much gunk comes off of her to reveal the beauty within. The FLITZ's Rust Blue looks fantastic.

I did a 1945-vintage M&P 5-inch with terrific results. Cheers!

I don't think Flitz will do much for this old girl.

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Not as bad as some I`ve seen. The cylinder stop didn`t blow out.
 
You're the only person I know of that actually bought that fancy tool for installing the rebound slide spring.
 
smith357,
I bought the same exact one last year at IKEA...It should include two really cheap Allen wrenches and multilingual assembly instructions. I hope for your sake you didn't lose them!!
 

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