ragingbull454
New member
Hi guys:
I just bought a Stainless steel Ruger GP-100 .357. I think I love this gun more than life itself, but...
After I fired it at the range with a 50 round box of ammo, there was a lot of discoloration on the front of the cylinder. I have tried various solvents to get the shininess back, but I can't. I've talked to at least 2 people about this, and they said its from the heat.
I like to have very clean, shiny guns, but this is my first revolver, and I think it just distorts the whole look of the gun.
It looks as if the stainless steel finish was destroyed on this part of the revolver. Any suggestions?
My next revolver is going to be a .44 stainless revolver with hopefully a 7 inch barrel or longer. I saw one the other day, and those are just absolutely sweet!
Thanks,
Erick
erick@asus.net
I just bought a Stainless steel Ruger GP-100 .357. I think I love this gun more than life itself, but...
After I fired it at the range with a 50 round box of ammo, there was a lot of discoloration on the front of the cylinder. I have tried various solvents to get the shininess back, but I can't. I've talked to at least 2 people about this, and they said its from the heat.
I like to have very clean, shiny guns, but this is my first revolver, and I think it just distorts the whole look of the gun.
It looks as if the stainless steel finish was destroyed on this part of the revolver. Any suggestions?
My next revolver is going to be a .44 stainless revolver with hopefully a 7 inch barrel or longer. I saw one the other day, and those are just absolutely sweet!
Thanks,
Erick
erick@asus.net