Posted: 9/13/2007 7:47:03 PM EDT
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I should be receiving the revolver next week. It is from the 1960's-early70's I believe. I am not looking to baby it, but I want to avoid problems as I hear they are somewhat complex to work on. I was hoping that someone can answer some questions I have. -I do not plan on shooting +P's, but do I need to worry about other 38spcl. loads? -Will it hurt to dry fire the revolver? -Is the revolver drop safe once cocked? -Will Colt work on these? -If I want a carry revolver, should I put this piece in the safe and go buy an airweight? Thanks in advance. |
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-I do not plan on shooting +P's, but do I need to worry about other 38spcl. loads? Just stay away from +P rounds. All normal pressure rounds are okay -Will it hurt to dry fire the revolver? No. I dry fire mine all the time -Is the revolver drop safe once cocked? Yes, you must have the trigger pulled all the way back for the firing pin to contact the primer -Will Colt work on these? May be (I'm not sure) -If I want a carry revolver, should I put this piece in the safe and go buy an airweight? Air weight is nice for pocket carry but for holster carry on the waist Detective Special are okay. Here is a pic of my Detective Special (1973), Cobra with nickel finish (1973) and Agent (1966). 
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If you want one of those grips let me know. I have an extra one that I took off my Cobra available for sale. www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=7&f=89&t=471107 |