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2/3/2012 2:15:03 PM
Having been a big fan of these two
I decided to move into a more modern design today
A Smith and Wesson model 22-4 .
I was told it was nickel .Tried to call S&W about their product code for nickle vs stainless but tired of being on hold .
Does anyone know the product code for finish
I decided to move into a more modern design today
A Smith and Wesson model 22-4 .
I was told it was nickel .Tried to call S&W about their product code for nickle vs stainless but tired of being on hold .
Does anyone know the product code for finish
2/3/2012 3:27:05 PM
The 22 was made with a Nickle finish, not Stainless.
SKU #150189
SKU #150189
2/3/2012 3:33:36 PM
It's nickel plated, if it were stainless, the model number would start with a 6, so model 622, which they never made afaik.
Sweet revolver though; looks like a modernized 1917.
Sweet revolver though; looks like a modernized 1917.
2/3/2012 4:16:48 PM
Thanks boys 
Damn good nickel I must say .
Any thing different in cleaning a nickel gun as opposed to any other blued firearm
Damn good nickel I must say .
Any thing different in cleaning a nickel gun as opposed to any other blued firearm
2/3/2012 10:00:38 PM
Originally Posted By cssalabama:
Thanks boys
Damn good nickel I must say .
Any thing different in cleaning a nickel gun as opposed to any other blued firearm
Thanks boys
Damn good nickel I must say .
Any thing different in cleaning a nickel gun as opposed to any other blued firearm
Don't use any cleaners or solvents that contain ammonia on the external parts of the gun.
2/3/2012 10:01:40 PM
D.t.
