He had a lot of medical issues in his hands. He’s not able to do the things his brains wants.
Interesting the ejector rod isn't captured like a Smith using it as an axle.
My dad got a Herman Weihrauch HW 357 back in the late 70's.
I have it now and all the cylinders chambers measure exactly .357" and the barrel slugs at .3565"
No restriction where the barrel enters the frame.
Unlike my S&W and Ruger revolvers that had the cylinders all different sizes and pinched where the barrel enters the frame.
I like them German made guns.
My son went to the warehouse where they are made to try and get me a firing pin.
Guy needed a model number and HW357 was all it had so no go.
His wife lived there and spoke German.
Said the place looked like a big barn and only 1 guy there and it took a few minutes for him to even show up at the front and talk to him.
I built a firing pin by turning down a Black Hawk firing pin.
They have some sweet looking new stuff.
I have it now and all the cylinders chambers measure exactly .357" and the barrel slugs at .3565"
No restriction where the barrel enters the frame.
Unlike my S&W and Ruger revolvers that had the cylinders all different sizes and pinched where the barrel enters the frame.
I like them German made guns.
My son went to the warehouse where they are made to try and get me a firing pin.
Guy needed a model number and HW357 was all it had so no go.
His wife lived there and spoke German.
Said the place looked like a big barn and only 1 guy there and it took a few minutes for him to even show up at the front and talk to him.
I built a firing pin by turning down a Black Hawk firing pin.
They have some sweet looking new stuff.
It’s sold pending meet up on Thursday
That’s awesome is there anything you can’t do?
He can't walk on water, but he knows where the rocks are.It’s sold pending meet up on Thursday
That’s awesome is there anything you can’t do?
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