Good timing for me. I recently picked up a replacement cylinder for an old S&W M&P in 38/200. It’s not exactly a drop in fit.
Hard for me to grasp this guy beating on the extractor with a steel faced hammer.
Or the time he uses the steel face of his screwdriver beating on the revolver frame to get the one spring out!
I cringed many times!
Maybe I am too fussy, but I would not want him working on mine!
Or the time he uses the steel face of his screwdriver beating on the revolver frame to get the one spring out!
I cringed many times!
Maybe I am too fussy, but I would not want him working on mine!
In most of his videos that I’ve watched he uses a 2oz hammer with a polished face so that the surface being struck doesn’t get marred up.
I got lucky. Had a 38/200 that had been drilled out for 38spl. Found a cylinder on eBay and it dropped right in. Shot the heck out of it before I traded it off
Nice! That’s what I’ve got. I’ve read that many of those S&W 38/200 chambered guns were “converted” to 38 SPL when they were imported to the US. Mine has been polished and blued, not very nicely either.
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