here she is all cleaned up

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boomer92266

Single-Sixer
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Kentucky
here is the police service six heavy barrel i bought for $150 the other day, with the grips on and clean and lubed. it does have some specks of surface rust here and there but overall nice looking. i decided to keep these grips as they handle recoil a little better than the smaller ones, but i'll have the others in case i need them. lockup is tight and accuracy up to 10yds is great, shoots straight and hits the bullseye most times. i'm so glad the guy needed turkey supplies, i got a great gun at a great price. i'll just keep it oiled so the rust won't spread. here she is all ready to go.


 

toysoldier

Hunter
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Hutchinson, KS USA
If the bore is clean, the lockup good, and the action works, that was a steal. I picked up a Service-Six .38 a few years ago like that---ebonized finish over stainless, well-used, with a Hogue Monogrip. Paid $180 at a yard sale. That's my bedroom gun. Found a S&W Model 10 last year, finish not so good. Paid more than for the Ruger, but it works perfectly, and is now my front door gun.

A gun is like a woman: if it does what need to be done and doesn't put you in the poorhouse doing it, don't get too fussy about the finish. :wink:
 

zeus100

Bearcat
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Apr 1, 2014
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toysoldier said:
If the bore is clean, the lockup good, and the action works, that was a steal. I picked up a Service-Six .38 a few years ago like that---ebonized finish over stainless, well-used, with a Hogue Monogrip. Paid $180 at a yard sale. That's my bedroom gun. Found a S&W Model 10 last year, finish not so good. Paid more than for the Ruger, but it works perfectly, and is now my front door gun.

A gun is like a woman: if it does what need to be done and doesn't put you in the poorhouse doing it, don't get too fussy about the finish. :wink:
hey hear what you saying bout the finish, only needed to be done what really needs to be done. but....just got a fairly nice stainless. it has a little "pitting" in the frame, only about 2 mm wide, but its right above the cylinder. it sticks out like zit on a pretty girls face.
Whats the recipe for polishing or honing stainless?

sorry to highjack this thread. guess I'll start a new one too.
 
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