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pawn shop rescue 686-6

Post by Beladran on Sat Sep 03, 2011 10:47 am





since me deal fell through on the other revo i still had a itch that needed scratching! i got this baby for a good price and she is a seven shot = ) bore is clean and rifling is sharp as the day it left the factory. there is a couple light pitted spots on the top strap but nothing major. Now to just drop a couple hundred on moon clip cutting and this is on its way to being a icore gun = )

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Re: pawn shop rescue 686-6

Post by cottonmouth on Sat Sep 03, 2011 10:49 am

Just need to add "the plug" and it'll be ready!

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Re: pawn shop rescue 686-6

Post by captain-03 on Sat Sep 03, 2011 11:00 am

Nice -- I really like the 686 ...

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Re: pawn shop rescue 686-6

Post by SubGunFan on Sat Sep 03, 2011 11:35 am

ICORE is 6-shot friendly................. if you don't miss......... Smile

WOW, another $200 to be moon clip ready...... that SUCKS.

That is a GOOD LOOKING 686 ! ! !



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Re: pawn shop rescue 686-6

Post by Beladran on Sat Sep 03, 2011 1:14 pm

well the $200 package gets the cutting done, 20 moonclips, a loader, and a unloader.

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Re: pawn shop rescue 686-6

Post by fastarrow on Sat Sep 03, 2011 1:14 pm

I'm claiming ignorance here. But a moon clip cut. Is the cylinder being recessed so the head spacing is maintained with the use of moon clips?

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Re: pawn shop rescue 686-6

Post by BigDaddyQ on Sat Sep 03, 2011 1:37 pm

I would think that is a good assumption.

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Re: pawn shop rescue 686-6

Post by Beladran on Sat Sep 03, 2011 1:54 pm


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Re: pawn shop rescue 686-6

Post by Xd357 on Sat Sep 03, 2011 3:54 pm

You don't have to moon clip it to play in icore. They have a retro division for the speed loaders. I think that using moon clips puts you in the limited division where the 8 shot guns rule the roost.

Nice 686 btw.

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Re: pawn shop rescue 686-6

Post by SubGunFan on Sat Sep 03, 2011 6:32 pm

"Retro" division...... That is what I will be shooting...... Smile



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Re: pawn shop rescue 686-6

Post by SubGunFan on Sat Sep 03, 2011 6:39 pm

Those that have the mill and skills set the price....... But even $100 for just the milling seems high for 10 minutes work...................





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Re: pawn shop rescue 686-6

Post by Beladran on Sat Sep 03, 2011 6:46 pm

THat mill an vice prolly cost $10-$15,000
GOod machinest are about to be extinct in my book .. the ones left can start charging what ever they want for their service

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Re: pawn shop rescue 686-6

Post by Beladran on Thu Sep 08, 2011 7:24 am

well ladies and gents..
this pistola is going to Bob Cogan at Accurate Plating and Weaponry, for a little TLC.
the biggest thing is its going to be refinished, the entire gun is going to be black chromed with the cylinder a matt silver. I have been wanting to try out his black chrome every since i could remember. Its not high gloss like chrome and its not really matt, almost a matt semi gloss?? Any how its not as hard as chrome or black t so i aint gonna be using it to stir concrete or use it as a door stop. hopefully in 4-6 weeks it will be back to me = )

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Re: pawn shop rescue 686-6

Post by pinetor on Thu Sep 08, 2011 8:21 am

Sooo jealous...

Retro... not enough of us 6-shooters. Using a speed loader and only 6 shots is a killer... well that and CLiff and the gang are just plain good at it.

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Re: pawn shop rescue 686-6

Post by Beladran on Thu Sep 08, 2011 8:27 am

NRA action pistol has taught me the value of making your shots count = )

You really need to throw that slab side barrel on that DW and come shoot with us next weekend!

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Re: pawn shop rescue 686-6

Post by Xd357 on Thu Sep 08, 2011 11:48 am

Black Cromed sounds sweet. Can't wait to see it.

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Re: pawn shop rescue 686-6

Post by sidroski on Thu Sep 08, 2011 11:19 pm

Educate the uneducated. What is involved in the timing and such going from 7 to 6 rounds?
That's a good looking pistol, I got colts, smiths, rugers and some mutts but for the money you can't beat a 686.
Daughter told me the fella she'd been dating had some jamamatic that would shuck the mag after about 4 shots. After all the expenses involved in letting him take up the payments on her, I was tight. Got him a Taurus 66 with a 4 inch barrel. Wish I could have bought him a Smith but I was tapped out and wanted to see if true love would last. They been together 4-5 years so I guess I'll take him pistol shopping on his next birthday.
No man should be without a 4" 357. When you see him coming, he ain't wanting to talk, he heading to kill ya if you don't kill him first.
Daughter's got a Colt snubby 6 shot .38 she "borrowed" from me. I get to look at it when I go over. Oh well, she's competent with it and with 2 grandbabies, I'd buy her a Glock 18 if I could find one.

Beladran, waiting for the pic's of this new finish scheme. Sounds wicked. Not bad for a "pawn shop rescue".

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