Rhinoplasty

[Lumpy]

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[Holland&Holland]

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It is a 10 year old thread so there is that.

[samginko]

I am just curious with customer support from chiappa.

I was pretty angry with a dripping gun. I am not exaggerating. Gun left a puddle when I set it on the bench. Rotating the cylinder sent drops into my face. What the H.

[Holland&Holland]

I am just curious with customer support from chiappa.

I was pretty angry with a dripping gun. I am not exaggerating. Gun left a puddle when I set it on the bench. Rotating the cylinder sent drops into my face. What the H.

That does not sound good.

[Holland&Holland]

I am just curious with customer support from chiappa.

I was pretty angry with a dripping gun. I am not exaggerating. Gun left a puddle when I set it on the bench. Rotating the cylinder sent drops into my face. What the H.

That does not sound good.

[crbutler]

I have a Rhino revolver as well.

Mine has worked well, although it has a rather heavy trigger for DA and is notably funky in its grip angle, so it doesn't get taken out nearly as often as the smiths or the colts.

I didn't find it to be as accurate as the better quality S&W or Colt products, but it was as good as my Rugers or run of the mill smiths.

Its definitely a bit heavy and "different"

The comments on the Mateba and the W-F were a gun that I have not seen for sale when I was flush enough to buy one, and now I don't see them (I have issues with buying off the web...)

[Rodentman]

No it was not dripping with oil which I got it back. The photos are gone because Fototime folded and I had all my forum photos there.

[samginko]

Shot it yesterday, everything worked well. Seems to me morale of the workers must be low for a gun to leave the bench dripping oil. Either that or, no more pride in workmanship.

[Holland&Holland]

Shot it yesterday, everything worked well. Seems to me morale of the workers must be low for a gun to leave the bench dripping oil. Either that or, no more pride in workmanship.

Or maybe they did not want it to corrode in transit and storage.

[hammAR]

Better oil than Cosmoline..............

[crbutler]

I’d rather get it dripping in oil than having it rust in transit.

The guy working on it has no control over what a shipper does.

Wiping some oil off is no big deal.

But yes, getting cosmoline off is a PITA.

[Holland&Holland]

I’d rather get it dripping in oil than having it rust in transit.

The guy working on it has no control over what a shipper does.

Wiping some oil off is no big deal.

But yes, getting cosmoline off is a PITA.

Just throw it in the oven!