1940

Iver Johnson.

Probably older tbh.

Just bought it

Uh

Yeah I’m really not good with revolvers

That looks nice

Very old.

An American classic

I’ve cleaned ARs AKs and M1911s

I’ve been cleaning the fuck out of this.

Heh

Looks tuff

I want this baby to shine tho.

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Polish it

Scrub it real hard

What do you recommend for polishing

I’ve been using mineral spirirts

I usually just go on amazon and order the cheapest stuff I can use for polishing and cleaning

And it works so

Lemme get the amazon link

Lol

https://www.amazon.com/Flitz-Gun-Knife-Cleaning-Care/dp/B00HZ3P1L8

I’ll buy whatever you link

Keep in mind I used this for rifles and pistols but not recolvers

Fuck

I don’t use revolvers so take my link with a grain of salt

What about revolvers tho

I mean the label doesnt say anything against revolvers

It worked for my guns

I say give it a try

What's the best hunting round that could also be used for home defense/tyrannical government putter downer?

My dad went to buy guns yesterday at a gun store and almost every gun was sold out. In fact, my dad was only able to get a gun because nobody wanted one that was colored teal. The owner of the shop said that people have been buying guns like crazy. I had known that gun sales had been on the rise since March, but I had no idea it was like this.
Faith in humanity restored— although I hope my family will be able to find more guns to buy somewhere

People have been buying guns like they’re buying Goya after the ceo went based on live tv.

Just burned through a 100 rounds yesterday and my ears are still ringing....

.223/5.56 is not a good hunting round. I've been working on a conversion for my Remington 742 semi-auto .30-06 hunting rifle. Originally, it looks like this:

Converted using a floating forend by Accuracy-Systems and a collapsible stock from ATI, it can look like this:

Depending on whether you use the 18" barrel, or the full 22" barrel