I own a Ruby Extra Revolver in .32 S&W Long.
I am aware that they were made in the '50s,
and were cheap S&W copies made in Spain.
I have fired around 300 rounds through it.I bought it in an unfired condition.
It seems to be holding up pretty good. I wanted to know how many rounds these revolvers can normally fire before they become dangerous.
I dont have access to a good gunsmith in India, and I cant bring the revolver to the U.S.A without going through a lot of redtape.
I was hoping that some of the TFL members would be able to help me.
Also what are the signs I should watch out for in case it is breaking up.
Thanx,
Anand.
PS: I dont know if this post belongs here or in the 'Smithy' section.
I am aware that they were made in the '50s,
and were cheap S&W copies made in Spain.
I have fired around 300 rounds through it.I bought it in an unfired condition.
It seems to be holding up pretty good. I wanted to know how many rounds these revolvers can normally fire before they become dangerous.
I dont have access to a good gunsmith in India, and I cant bring the revolver to the U.S.A without going through a lot of redtape.
I was hoping that some of the TFL members would be able to help me.
Also what are the signs I should watch out for in case it is breaking up.
Thanx,
Anand.
PS: I dont know if this post belongs here or in the 'Smithy' section.