Yes, because it would replace the one which is not just too small, but apparently broken as well. Unless the new one came flawed from the factory of course. Then he would want to use airplane glue and some toothpicks.So if that one was bigger it would be less likely to move?
So you actually recommend airplane glue and toothpicks, I think I will pass on that suggestion.
And what would that be?
Profound cleanliness ansd ascent to the next plane of exisitence.
I have received some very strong dislike, from some odd quarters. Multiple negative comparisons to worse than Keltec or Taurus reliability, which seemed truly odd. Some from the 1911 shooters, some from the tacticool operator crowd. Some from former army and Marines. Now one of those mentioned they had used some truly archaic ones and were unimpressed, when working with some folks overseas. I can see a 50 year old poorly cared for anything failing.
That reminds me, I really need to take the old Savage 1907 out and shoot it once in a while. I had one when I was young that shot like a laser, but foolishly sold it. A few years back I found another and bought it. It's not as accurate.
A lot of that is human nature, I believe:
Yeabut...I'm right and you are wrong....That reminds me, I really need to take the old Savage 1907 out and shoot it once in a while. I had one when I was young that shot like a laser, but foolishly sold it. A few years back I found another and bought it. It's not as accurate.
A lot of that is human nature, I believe:
"I drive a Chevy, Fords are junk!"
"I'm a Beaver fan, hate those Ducks!"
I suppose we all do that kind of thing once in a while.
1907 savage is on my list of eventual wants. FTR, as far as I know firearmswise that is 4 items long.That reminds me, I really need to take the old Savage 1907 out and shoot it once in a while. I had one when I was young that shot like a laser, but foolishly sold it. A few years back I found another and bought it. It's not as accurate.
A lot of that is human nature, I believe:
"I drive a Chevy, Fords are junk!"
"I'm a Beaver fan, hate those Ducks!"
I suppose we all do that kind of thing once in a while.
Had to look that one up. That's a cool looking gun. I like the old savages. Kind of want a savage north navy revolver because they are so different.
Got to shoot and play with one for a bit...neat , but , yeah...Different for sure.
Wow, that is interesting and I haven't seen it that I recall. Is it bad, I kind of want to see diagrams of the mechanism. I love the weird aesthetic that that era of engineering had.
It ain't bad...just a way different feel than the more common Colt or Remington revolvers of the period..
Ian has a good description of the mechanics here FYI. The cylinder action and toggle link is unique. Makes me wonder if someone could make a semi auto revolver using a toggle link and moving cylinder like that if there were a better gas seal. Probably would be too finicky though to be reliable.
