EMS_92
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Odd question I'm sure, but does anyone know if S&w ever produced a titanium cylinder for a k frame .38? Thanks for any help
I think there was also a .44 special L-frame, can't recall the model right now, but I owned one a while back.They did not.
The only medium frame I recall that used a Ti cylinder was the L-frame...one in .357Mag and the other in .40
Well, since I did only post a picture of a non-Ti L-frame, here is one with...M-646Very interesting examples. Love how more experienced revolver guys are willing to show an example of two
The tooling wouldn't be the problem.I can't help but wonder if they could switch the bits on the tooling for titanium cylinders and put it on a k frame cylinder machine...IDK lol
What happened to the grey coating that was on your cylinder from the factory? Without that coating the cylinder face will get eaten away from shooting.
It wasn't Ti, it was aluminum.I have a S&W 17-8. It is a K-frame .22lr with a 6in. bbl. The finish is matt blue. It has a 10 shot alloy cyl. I'm not shure if it is TI. It was only made in '96. because they dident sell. I LUV mine !!