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- Thread starter Walkalong
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THR members clued me to relieving the mainspring tension back when I asked how to properly remove the sideplate a couple years ago, but I forgot to do it.
.45 Colt, my bad. It shoots well. I shot it a little this weekend.
I have the parts out and wiped off. Now to clean and relube. Putting them back is always fun.
.45 Colt, my bad. It shoots well. I shot it a little this weekend.
I have the parts out and wiped off. Now to clean and relube. Putting them back is always fun.
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Well, I got it all cleaned, lubed, and back together. I thought I would never get my first one back together again, but I did. They still are not as easy as a 1911.
I am looking forward to shooting it some more this weekend if the weather clears. Its no collectors piece, but I like it.
I am looking forward to shooting it some more this weekend if the weather clears. Its no collectors piece, but I like it.
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Forgot the Pic. This was before I cleaned it, but it looks the same.
jfh
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Clearly, Walkalong, you got the exterior cleaned up nicely.
Since you probably screwed up the reassembly, I will be happy to save you face and will buy this revolver for $50.00.
And, I won't tell anyone about the messed-up reassembly.
Jim H.
Since you probably screwed up the reassembly, I will be happy to save you face and will buy this revolver for $50.00.
And, I won't tell anyone about the messed-up reassembly.
Jim H.
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