Mine is officially no more.
I pressed it flat in our shops hydraulic press. Didn't need much pressure because pot metal hasn't got much strength. She's flat useless to anyone now and in the scrap steel bin. I hope throwing it's remains in there doesn't degrade the quality of the rest of the steel.
PS, before anyone suggests I should have used a buy back program to at least get some cash out of it, first off they don't have those here in NC and even if they did it would be worth far more to me to NOT give them the satisfaction or statistics to obtain the revolver from me. I'd never ever take that kind of "blood money" as it were.
I pressed it flat in our shops hydraulic press. Didn't need much pressure because pot metal hasn't got much strength. She's flat useless to anyone now and in the scrap steel bin. I hope throwing it's remains in there doesn't degrade the quality of the rest of the steel.
PS, before anyone suggests I should have used a buy back program to at least get some cash out of it, first off they don't have those here in NC and even if they did it would be worth far more to me to NOT give them the satisfaction or statistics to obtain the revolver from me. I'd never ever take that kind of "blood money" as it were.
