Obsessive Compulsive Disorder and Revolver Knick

[Sam7sf]

Op needs medication.

 

[Seven7VII]

Op needs medication.

You need your sarcasm radar calibrated.

 

[Sam7sf]

You need your sarcasm radar calibrated.

Oh come on now. Don’t prove me right.

 

[baboon]

If a bad guy is willing to steal my gun, there’s a strong possibility he might alter/ obliterate the S/N.

If thieves weren’t so phucing lazy they would get jobs!

 

[Axxe55]

You need your sarcasm radar calibrated.

Seems to be working just fine to me!

 

[lightflyer1]

I bought a really beat up and nicked and scratched Ruger .22 slab side stainless that looked like it was stored in the bed of a truck bouncing around. Sent it back to Ruger and for $80 they completely reconditioned the whole thing back like new. Amazing. S&W should replace the cylinder for free on a new gun. Give your OCD a break.

 

[Moonpie]

Clapped out junker revolver hasn’t arrived at Moonpie’s yet.

 

[Nightwatch]

You need your sarcasm radar calibrated.

...and most of us need our B S filter backwashed...

 

[easy rider]

Or, you could say it's a one of a kind S&W revolver and consider it valuable.

 

[unicom]

I guess it is good for your OCD, that you didn't notice that the extractor cutouts do not line up perfectly with the cylinder boreholes...

Now it’s going to buck the hell out of me and it’s not even my gun. You are evil.


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[lightflyer1]

Once its dented/scratched you don't have to worry about it anymore. Like an old $500 car, you don't care where you park it or if it hails.

 

[Axxe55]

"Just choot it!"

Or my favorite, "That'l buff out!"

 

[sparkyv]

Ouch!

I guess it is good for your OCD, that you didn't notice that the extractor cutouts do not line up perfectly with the cylinder boreholes...

 

[2ManyGuns]

I spent a few years in a construction-related occupation that required me to be "exceptionally observant". I try to fight the "habits" that I acquired during those twelve long years. But, I still pay an inordinate amount of attention to things and how they are assembled. It is so bad when I walk into new construction today, I start looking for deficiencies. Earlier this year I walked into a new single-family residence that had not reached dried in phase, the first thing I noticed was the windows installed inside the home, instead of attached to the exterior. The builder had not noticed this. A real problem I have is out of square walls, those irritate me to no end, and don't get me started on out of square/plumb rough openings. I can live with up to a 1/4 inch off, but when it is an inch, and it affects installing components. Damn, I get pissed!

 

[glenbo]

I dropped my S&W snubnose about 5 years after I purchased it and bent the barrel enough to notice. I sent it back to the factory, after calling or emailing, and they replaced the barrel for free. S&W takes that kind of thing seriously.

 

[seeker_two]

Look.....if this thing is bothering y'all that much, I'll take care of it. I'll even pay you a fair price for the reduced value and the likely risk that that particular flaw could end up killing me. And I'll sign a waiver protecting you from liability......

......how does $50 bucks sound?

 

[no2gates]

...and most of us need our B S filter backwashed...

What we really need is a sarcasm font.