Rumbler ,just remember not to awing the cylinder closed,but use you hand to close it.Do not need another TS pistol going back to factory.ie warped crane.
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Rumbler ,just remember not to awing the cylinder closed,but use you hand to close it.Do not need another TS pistol going back to factory.ie warped crane.
You can damage one that way? Sounds like a piece of shit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Johnny
Its an issue on most big bore revolvers. The cylinder weights a ton, even more when loaded. The crane isn't designed to be used that way.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tack Driver
It comes a ratio to scale thing. The bigger those revolvers get, the more torque on the crane when it is open. There are no big bore DA revolvers made that can handle flopping the cylinder shut. Its one thing on a .38 spl and another on a hog leg.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tack Driver
Tack, one 460 S&W round weighs as much as a whole handful of 9mm. Can you damage a Glock by shooting a whole handful of rounds through it simultaneously?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tack Driver
Can't do that? Sounds like a piece of shit.
Point made? :)
No. Not at all. You can't be "too rough" in use with a Glock.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rumbler
you can damage a 38 spl or 357 mag doing the same thing I have seen that on a mod 36S&W
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Originally Posted by Tack Driver
Who said anything about "too rough"? I said "simultaneously".
. . . there is a difference ya know.:roflmao:
Pieces of shit. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Johnny
:roflmao: Yup. Yer a nutcase. :roflmao: