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Well, sounds like survival, life or death to me... So, my most bad ass strongest made, tight fitting with next to no gaps and. cylinder.frame spaces... 6" barrel hunting revolver... and no thought to scratches, etc... Would have to be this one...

Wow... For real or dreaming... ?

True... I had. to look hard to see the seam, too... even knowing it had to be there... it made me wonder...

Well, I have to thank you... for getting me thinking... Fortunately I have 40 photos of the Janz, from the seller and all high resolution... Basically, I have never studied this subject before... and you pointed out that the finish. is a technique... to deliberately "scratch" the flat...

Answer correction... The pin you speak of, holds the barrel in place/alignment... and prevents it from unscrewing... or coming loose... or unaligned... A pinned barrel... or fixed barrel... such as the EM models... where the. barrels are not changed out for different lengths or calibers...

Answer correction... The pin you speak of, holds the barrel securely in place/alignment... and prevents it from unscrewing... or coming loose... or unaligned... A pinned barrel... or fixed barrel... such as the EM models... where the. barrels are not changed out for different lengths or...

You are correct... thanks... I did not read clearly everything...

There are many mysteries new to me... The brass ball is a thumb button swivel cylinder release... Push the brass ball forward and the cylinder releases and swivels out..for loading, etc... Not too sure I would want to be rubbing the. finish up against a fence post... but, your point is correct.. .

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And a horse is a horse... and a Korth is a Korth and on course, in Alabama...? Not that I like all Janz models or finishes... Not at all... This one is pretty pretty, though... imo... their best look... Simple and unadorned and yet complete... And blue and shiny... :thumbup:

This Korth guy was slamming, anyone who had an opinion different from his own... And this is not cool at all... and push back occurs... Any self imposed expert, is just another wanna be tyrant... imo... Whether it be what it is he deems "acceptable" and deems "perfect" or not... or his take on...

Thanks... and I agree about the mutterings...

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I guess it. is based on my new view into "high end" revolvers... where many are non-fluted... and not just with larger calibers... or 6++ shots... It is done for a more modern look, imo... and I do not like... as. for me it is too much... Kinda my tunnel vision into Janz revolvers and others...

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Not to over do it... But, I found it... my Dream Revolver, and yet, know next to nothing about the specs... No spec sheet... 357 mag, 6" barrel-Rockwell C value of 54., 6 shot, fluted cylinder, pinned barrel, recessed chamber face... . adjustable trigger screw with indicator dial... right side...

As I have ordered a LNIB - Janz EM357... and have never seen one in person... I am scouring the internet... for information... Interesting enough, there is next to no user information... No review on YouTube or videos of. firing the weapon... etc... There is one video. showing the trigger...

Using the small provided screwdriver... one can adjust the trigger weight... (1.5 - 6 #. )...via a small hole in the wood grip... and the white dot... is the ( +/ -) indicator/dial...It turns... along with the screwdriver screw...

Nope, wrong again... This Janz is a trophy wife... and going to be doing a whole lot more than just fondling... Mr Janz is a corporation... primarily modern dairy equipment and the Janz EM will be milked for all she is worth... Janz, will not be retiring or going out of business or facing...