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Why doesn't your friend simply use a ruler to measure the caliber?James_Bond wrote:Today I got a email from my friend. He posted a one of the picture of revolver( Smith & Wesson) and asked me for identify the Calliber of this Revolver. I Don,t know about the calliber of this Revolver. Friends please don,t mind and identify the calliber please. if anything seems wrong in my massage than kindly forgive me.
I would stay an arms reach from such friend - No jokeplease. if anything seems wrong in my massage than kindly forgive me.
I guess , S&W revolvers are not the standard issue of MI6 .Hammerhead wrote:What's the matter , James Bond can't find that what kind of caliber that gun takes
please. if anything seems wrong in my massage than kindly forgive me.
It's best to stay a mile away from the "massaging hands" of Double-O-SevenHammerhead wrote: I would stay an arms reach from such friend - No joke
hi f-n-five seven its not a 586 s&w model.in 586 thre is a sylender stop ie when fired that lock prevents the cylender from falling back and brings the next chamber to be fired.every ifgn fello understand that so dont go deep .here what we see in photo there is no grooves on cylender to stop falling of cylender.can a fellow member put light on revolvers without grooves oncylenders thanksFN-Five-Seven wrote:Looks like the S&W 586 4 inch barrel model , which chambers 6 rounds of .357 Mag / 38 Special +P rounds .
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You really need to read carefully and understand what I am typing .ashokgodara wrote:hi f-n-five seven its not a 586 s&w model.
What , in the world , is a sylender ?ashokgodara wrote:in 586 thre is a sylender stop ie when fired that lock prevents the cylender from falling back and brings the next chamber to be fired.
You are the one who is forcing your "Sylender stop falling back " theory down my throat , and then telling me not to go deep ?ashokgodara wrote:every ifgn fello understand that so dont go deep .
TC wrote:James Bond,
Its a brilliant photograph but to my old eyes it looks like a non-firing (or an airsoft) replica of a S&W made of alloy and not a real firearm that may appear to be out of the box...
There are tell tale signs... a joint where it should not be, disproportional grip panels etc...
But then, I could be wrong... please let us know the truth when you come to know it
Cheers
TC
Bond, with XL-target backing me I think there is little point looking for help to trace the caliber of this wheel gun...xl_target wrote:I would suggest that the caliber of that revolver is .177 (bb/pellet) or 6.0mm (airsoft).
