N notbubba New member Jan 26, 2002 #22 It's a little bit like swinging your car doors out hard. It won't necessarily "spring" your doors but it sure ain't good for them.
It's a little bit like swinging your car doors out hard. It won't necessarily "spring" your doors but it sure ain't good for them.
M Mike Irwin Staff Jan 26, 2002 #23 Let me tell you that it WILL spring your car door, Bubba. I did it. At least it will do it if you have a pice of crap 1991 Plymouth Sundance.
Let me tell you that it WILL spring your car door, Bubba. I did it. At least it will do it if you have a pice of crap 1991 Plymouth Sundance.
S striderteen New member Jan 29, 2002 #24 Somebody snaps a cylinder on MY gun and I'll snap their wrist! Click to expand... Ite...I'm glad I read this thread. I always figured snapping the cylinder was Hollywood show-offiness, but I didn't know it could actually damage the gun.
Somebody snaps a cylinder on MY gun and I'll snap their wrist! Click to expand... Ite...I'm glad I read this thread. I always figured snapping the cylinder was Hollywood show-offiness, but I didn't know it could actually damage the gun.
L Lavan New member Jan 29, 2002 #25 So far no one has come up with the proper shovel swing to discourage the cylinder snapping.
M Mike Irwin Staff Jan 29, 2002 #26 Sure they have, Lavan. Lots of wrist. It's just like snapping the cylinder closed on a revolver.