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Dave T · November 21, 2012, 05:49 PM

Didn't vote in your pole because none of your answers actually fit.

I can and generally do take apart Smith & Wesson revolvers and have done so since buying my first one in 1973. I also frequently took apart the Ruger single action revolvers I've owned, but they were all 3-screw models. When I was really into black powder cartridge shooting (for close to 10 years) I routinely took apart my Colt SAAs, down to the last possible screw for thorough cleaning. Even taken a few of the above guns apart for repairs or tuning although I don't consider myself any kind of gun smith.

Dave

November 21, 2012, 05:49 PM	#35
Dave T Senior Member Join Date: April 16, 2000 Location: Mesa, Arizona Posts: 1,456	Didn't vote in your pole because none of your answers actually fit. I can and generally do take apart Smith & Wesson revolvers and have done so since buying my first one in 1973. I also frequently took apart the Ruger single action revolvers I've owned, but they were all 3-screw models. When I was really into black powder cartridge shooting (for close to 10 years) I routinely took apart my Colt SAAs, down to the last possible screw for thorough cleaning. Even taken a few of the above guns apart for repairs or tuning although I don't consider myself any kind of gun smith. Dave __________________ RSVN '69-'71 PCSD Ret