Fourtyfive

Reading a post here and not knowing what the Hell was going on.

Yes , thanks for your generosity !

Nice !

PADI here , been about 10 years since my last dive.

380 and yes I love the one I already have but I have many more than 1 AR !

Cool Springs Academy about fully stocked except for .22 , Wally World bare.

Thumbs up !

Wow

I see Bud's refers to the cylinder as Target Grey but shows a shiny silver one ?   http://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/69296

Here's another one...2010 as well.   http://www.policemag.com/channel/weapons/articles/2010/10/sturm-ruger-co-klcr-357-compact-revolver.aspx

The pic came from Google ,http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2010/05/14/ruger-lcr-357/

  Just wondering if anyone had bought one latley.

Don't lose sleep over it , let it go. If this thing is a piece of trash it will soon make the land fill.

I guess a Brillo pad could fix all this , HA !   Like The Stones said " You can't always get what you want , but if you try sometimes TGO might have just what you need."

The cylinder differences are quite noticable. I guess I'm anal about it but I like the silver version and thought maybe there was an answer here , I am assuming once again that the silver cylinder is an older model. I see no answer on Ruger's site as Oh Shoot has pointed out.

Silver .357 [URL=http://s1356.photobucket.com/user/mrssr/media/lcr_357-tfb-tm_zpsccb8e795.jpg.html][/URL] Black .357 [URL=http://s1356.photobucket.com/user/mrssr/media/5127237634_3cd925ce80_z_zps389caee2.jpg.html][/URL] Silver .38 [URL=http://s1356.photobucket.com/user/mrssr/media/rugerLCR_zpsac14a5d9.jpg.html][/URL]

Has anyone noticed the cylinder colors is my question.

Yes , I will correct that. Dang it , I've been helping Twenty2mag get on here and post his guns and my computer keeps switching to his account. I guess I need to clear my history.   Sorry Twenty2mag.

OK , I've owned a LCR .38 , I liked the silver cylinder on it ; sold it. I am thinking about buying the .357 version. I have seen a lot of pictures of the gun and most have a black cylinder on them and some have the silver type of the standard .38. I have noticed that the .38 cylinder is more fluted than the .357 ; the .357 has a more level area between chambers as compared to the rear round flat area. Are the silver cylinder .357's I see on the internet older versions ? The black cylinder versions I see are more prevalent.   Confused Yet ?   Yes , I know the .357 version will shoot both and the .357 version is about 3 oz.'s heavier due to the stainless frame vs. alloy.

My Toro Titan ZX5420 has a Kawasaki motor on it. Got from Brentwood last year , it has been great !

Oh yeah ! Welcome to the dark side !

As stated previously , you may have termites or something else they are after.

Like their logo says " Protect What's Your's" , looks like their doing a good job of it ............not to mention it's Asian ammo.......

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