[Turqui]

Hello there,
Thank you for accepting me in the group.
I am about to buy this 357, but i am doing a research and can’t find any information of the history and production of this models, its a 605 Estimated age? Price to pay? Its very clean.
Its a factory bobber, any special care using and caring for the hammer?Thank you
Also
First time I own a stainless steel polished gun, i posted a picture of the products i use to clen my guns, any suggestions on hot not to mess cleaning the polish? Are those products safe on polish?
Also first time i am going to try the bore sneak, any suggestions? Are they good to be used?
Thank you.

Thank you.

 

[Erick Tamberg]

SF letters before the serial number means that It was made in June, 1999.

 

[lmichael]

Nice looking piece

 

[jonrjen]

Now just how did you manage a photo without a fingerprint showing. I swear all of my polished pistols had fingerprint transference via thought.

 

[GhostHorse]

Nice revolver!

Any of those cleaning products will be fine. I've never had anything produce a bad outcome with stainless. And bore snakes are great for revolvers in particular, because they let you clean from the forcing cone toward the muzzle, which is the best direction. It reduces the risk of damaging the crown.

 

[silverstring]

Welcome aboard from NW Arkansas. That 605 is a beauty. Yes your cleaning/lube products will be good for that revolver. Just don't overlube it.

 

[Flash60601]

As others said, any and all of those products are quite serviceable for the care of your firearms.

That is a very nice looking gun. The color accents are well done, and a nice addition to the highly polished stainless.

It will do well with 38SPL or 357MAG loads, and it should serve you well for as long as you need.

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AND, "Welcome to the forum".

 

[bigC]

Welcome to the forum from Northern Oklahoma!

 

[45 Forever]

You're all set, great looking gun, great products! Welcome aboard, now show us pictures of how she shoots!

 

[NativeTexan]

Good looking revolver you have there.

 

[RimPhyr]

Welcome aboard! It seems some bright folks have answered your questions. Nice pix of a nice heater in a terrific caliber combo.

 

[Turqui]

Thank you all for the great advices and suggestions.

 

[Erick Tamberg]

For stainless steel, a good product to keep the brightness is paste for chrome car bumpers or motorcycle exhaust tubes. I used it with excellent results on my Walther PPK, specially to remove stains in the magazines.

When used in revolvers, it´s specially useful to remove the blackening in the front face of cylinder.

 

[SCCWP]

Very nice revolver.

 

[JStacy]

I understand the mothers mag wheel polish is a good surface cleaner and shines up most SS Guns.
I have considered buffing my mat finished 627 , but have not got the nerve to do it yet! Has anyone else done this ? Can I hear your stories?

 

[Tracker627]

I understand the mothers mag wheel polish is a good surface cleaner and shines up most SS Guns.
I have considered buffing my mat finished 627 , but have not got the nerve to do it yet! Has anyone else done this ? Can I hear your stories?

I use the Mother's Wheel Polish on my feed ramps. Personally I would not be inclined to use it on the exterior of my mat finish 627. It would most likely be OK but my 627 is my all time favorite and I would not want to cause any harm no matter how well intentioned.

 

[JStacy]

I use the Mother's Wheel Polish on my feed ramps. Personally I would not be inclined to use it on the exterior of my mat finish 627. It would most likely be OK but my 627 is my all time favorite and I would not want to cause any harm no matter how well intentioned.

I am fond of my Tracker 627 also , just asking if people have decided to polish the mat to a soft luster, not a mirror finish, and how it worked out for them?

 

[rcopu1]

Welcome from NW Washington!
Very cool revolver and I dig the color accents.

 

[badge851]

Welcome to taurusarmed.net from an Old Soldier in Olympia, WA; in the Great Pacific Northwest - "Taurus® Spoken Here!" Hooaaahhhh!!!!!

 

[Czechbikr]

Welcome from northern Georgia !