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Quick clean-up with Ballistol and art-brush on the outside/crevices minus the bore/chambers. Sweat and dirt tends to make 'em rust. I like to remove the Hogue rubber-grips on my S&W revolvers and store them in the safe that way. They cause the frame to rust. And yes, they're made of...

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Sry for the noob question but I'd like to double-check this with other G34 owners; Everytime I field-strip my G34, I find out the the striker / firing pin is protruding out of the breech. Then, if I move the striker /firing pin backwards, the firing pin safety clicks out. I'd like to ask...

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Thanks a lot, dude. Much appreciated. Owe ya a beer! hehehe Merry Christmas!

Is this gap in a Star BM normal or is it some amateur repair or something? Thanks.

Just the outside. Just aesthetic purpose.

Been told to use Flitz and a very fine sandpaper, maybe even Autosol. Or maybe i just shouldn't do it?

Sry, newbie here. Been checking this forum since I'm interested in getting a 686+ 4 or 6 inch (yet to decide). Any opinions on current 686? It features an internal lock and adjustable rear sights - what does MIM stand for, pls? Thanks.

Thx for your reply. So ... "HEGE SCHW HALL" marking, most probably means that it was re-distributed by Wilhelm Hebsacker of Hebsacker Gesellschaft, Hege GmbH & Company of Schwabisch Hall, W.Germany . :)

I just got a S & W from a friend of mine and would like any info (value, history etc.) It is a .38 Smith& Wesson Special CTG; has a smooth walnut grip with lanyard toggle on the butt of the grip. To one side of the toggle is the letter V and on the other 498 685. It has a 4" barrel with fixed...