Remington Arms Co. darringer .41 rimfire.
- Thread starter Big Chief
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Mike Irwin
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You picked up a blurry silver blob?
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If you're using a camera, as opposed to a cell phone, see if the camera has a macro setting on it. This will allow you to get closer photographs that are still in focus.
Cool!
If you're using a camera, as opposed to a cell phone, see if the camera has a macro setting on it. This will allow you to get closer photographs that are still in focus.
m&p45acp10+1
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Nice new aquisition there chief.
Note for a better picture make sure the camera is absolutlely still for at least 2 seconds after you click the shutter. It will be whole lot clearer Also put a couple of pennys close to what you are taking a picture for some odd reason it will cut down on the glare
Note for a better picture make sure the camera is absolutlely still for at least 2 seconds after you click the shutter. It will be whole lot clearer Also put a couple of pennys close to what you are taking a picture for some odd reason it will cut down on the glare
Before firing (or buying) one of those guns, check the hinge joint very carefully as many of them are cracked and that reduces the value of the gun considerably. Because the frames are cast iron, it is just about impossible to weld the joint (or at least I have never seen one that was welded and looked right) and most fixes involve brazing with big blobs of brass.
The cracked hinges are NOT due to firing the gun but to flipping it open when the momentum of the heavy barrel block breaks the hinge.
Jim
The cracked hinges are NOT due to firing the gun but to flipping it open when the momentum of the heavy barrel block breaks the hinge.
Jim