American Handgunner Jul/Aug 1981 - Jeffersonian
American Handgunner Jul/Aug 1981 - Jeffersonian
American Handgunner Jul/Aug 1981 - Jeffersonian
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B. King's Bushing Wrench. 3,00<br />
C. King's White Outline Blade for Ruger, Colt,<br />
Micro sights .. . . . . . . . 5.50<br />
D. King's Recoil Buller & Heavy Duty Plug Set for<br />
Colt 45 Auto; 416 stainless steel, RC 30-35<br />
(specify Government or Commander) .. 25.00<br />
E. MagaZine Base Pad . . . 1.95<br />
F. King's Wide Combat Grip Safety - no alteration<br />
to frame (specify Gov'tor Commander) . . 22.50<br />
G. King's Recoil Spring Guides; 416 stainless steel,<br />
ground, heat treated finish (specify Government<br />
or Commander 22.50<br />
H. King's Trigger Boot for Colt 45 Auto. acts as<br />
stop, Gold Cup Width . . . .. 12.00<br />
I. King's Target Bushing (blued) 8.50<br />
J. King's N.M. Bushing; 416 stainless steel<br />
RC30-35 . . 15.00<br />
K. King-Tappan Combat Sight, the famous original<br />
for Colt 45 Auto .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 29.00<br />
L. King Hard Ball Sight 18.00<br />
King's Hard Ball with White Outline 21.00<br />
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mer by pushing the hammer back as the<br />
case moves back to the recoil plate. If the<br />
limit pin is removed, some brands of<br />
ammo will give as many as 5 out of 6<br />
pierced primers.<br />
The hammer spur has been bobbed so<br />
that it will not contact the shooter's hand<br />
when the limit pin pushes the hammer<br />
back. The primary advantage ofthe Model<br />
547 is that the extractor segments are<br />
cammed out of the way and offer no<br />
resistance during reloading. The segments<br />
also easily snap over shells or rounds<br />
which get under the extractor.<br />
A stronger main spring and a longer<br />
strain screw are used to give a .015" copper<br />
indent to fire all varities of 9mm ammo.<br />
This indent is possible with a double action<br />
pull of less than 14 pounds and a 3 to 5<br />
pound single action pull.<br />
Because I was curious as to how much<br />
would be lost by firing 9mm rounds<br />
through a revolver, I chronographed a<br />
variety of loads in both the 559 and 547,<br />
• Smith&Wesson<br />
9mm: REVOLVER VS AUTO<br />
Load<br />
a. WoW 1OOgr jhp<br />
b. S&W 115gr jhp<br />
c. R-P 115gr jhp<br />
d. S&W 115gr fmj<br />
e. WOW 1OOgr jsp<br />
547<br />
1287fps<br />
1128fps<br />
1187fps<br />
1105fps<br />
1278fps<br />
559<br />
1279fps<br />
1123fps<br />
1164fps<br />
1153fps<br />
1264fps<br />
90<br />
For the first time Lubrl·Bond Solid Film Gun<br />
Lubricant is available to the general public.<br />
Lubri-Bond Gun Lubricant contains molybdenum<br />
disulfide in a paint-like binder and<br />
meets military specifications MIL-L-23398 and<br />
MI L-L-46147. It is used on high speed rapid fire<br />
guns (large and small caliber), aircraft, tanks<br />
and spacecraft, to mention afew. It is a permanent<br />
lubricant and once applied should last the<br />
life of the gun, depending upon its use. Lubri<br />
Bond Gun Lubricant will inhibit corrosion and<br />
provide a super smooth mechanical<br />
action on all moving parts. Dust and<br />
dirt will not stick to coated surfaces<br />
as it does when using oil or grease.<br />
All moving parts should be coated .If<br />
desired, the entire gun can be coated, which<br />
will provide exceptional corrosion protection ..<br />
Parts coated with Lubri-Bond Gun Lubricant<br />
will be grey in color. The Gun Lubricant Kit<br />
comes with two 3 oz. aerosol containers, One<br />
of the aerosols. contains a degreaser which is<br />
used as a pre-treatment before applying the<br />
gun lubricant. The other aerosol can contains<br />
the gun lubricant. Electrofilm also offers a<br />
service whereby you send us your gun and we<br />
will parkerize the entire gun (with the exception<br />
of the bore) and put on a topcoat of<br />
heat cured Lubri-Bond Solid Film Gun<br />
Lubricant. Dealer inquiries invited.<br />
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7116 Laurel Cyn. Blvd.• No. Hollywood, CA 916051 27727 Ave. Scott· Valencia, CA 91355 • (213) 875-1000<br />
The reason for the excellent performance<br />
of this round in the 4" revolver appears<br />
to be because the cylinder length<br />
provides additional chamber space to<br />
make up for the gap between cylinder and<br />
barrel.<br />
AMMUNITION<br />
Along with the new guns, S&W also<br />
introduced two new ammunition loadings.<br />
Both are 125 grain Nyclad hollow points.<br />
One is a non + P for the .38 Special, while<br />
the other is a 9mm load. Both were tested<br />
for expansion and velocity. The results are~_<br />
listed below;<br />
Load<br />
a..38 Sp'l<br />
b.9mm<br />
NEWS&WAMMO<br />
2"Vel 2"Exp. 4"Vel 4"Exp.<br />
825fps .71" 917fps .78"<br />
1145fps .80"<br />
The .38 load is designed for extensive<br />
use in airweight snubs, and offers impressive<br />
performance. It will turn the shortbarreled<br />
.38 into a gun an officer orcivilian<br />
can depend on. The 9mm load is most impressive<br />
and gratifyingly accurate in all my<br />
9mms. S&W is also working on a variety of<br />
other calibers with Nyclad bullets.<br />
Watch future pages ofHANDGUNNER for<br />
complete test reports on these .....<br />
new guns. ~<br />
AMERICAN HANDGUNNER· JULYIAUGUST <strong>1981</strong>