Frost
Well-Known Member
Recently I have looked at 2 Smith and Wesson 629 revolvers that had un-natural wear.
One of them was worse than the other.
I have been trying to figure out what causes wear below the cylinder on outside edge of the frame.
Both of them looked to have been shot quite a bit.
I tried searching for an answer but came up empty.
If any of you know please share.
One of these revolvers is not too badly worn and I might be able to get it for cheap.
However if it's ruined then it's ruined and I won't consider it at any price.
The picture is not one of the revolvers in question it is just to show the wear point.
One of them was worse than the other.
I have been trying to figure out what causes wear below the cylinder on outside edge of the frame.
Both of them looked to have been shot quite a bit.
I tried searching for an answer but came up empty.
If any of you know please share.
One of these revolvers is not too badly worn and I might be able to get it for cheap.
However if it's ruined then it's ruined and I won't consider it at any price.
The picture is not one of the revolvers in question it is just to show the wear point.
