Is there a so called shelf life…….

[Old_Me]

Super nice, Thanks for sharing!

they do not make (or ship anymore) that silver colored one. ( i had heard they just stopped making the silver one) you can only get the black now.

however, Korth does have yet another revolver, called the Korth Heritage Edition, for a mere....$9,000.00

which...i have no fantasy of buying....

Korth Heritage Edition

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[Bassbob]

I just want to point out, concerning lube, you really shouldn’t oil springs. Particularly ones you can’t or don’t get to regularly. Oil attracts dirt.

 

[Old_Me]

I just want to point out, concerning lube, you really shouldn’t oil springs. Particularly ones you can’t or don’t get to regularly. Oil attracts dirt.

i have 2 CZ's, a 9MM and a .45 ACP. the trigger springs have been known to break after x amount of rounds. on the CZ site that i belong to, many have recommended a drop of oil on them. (i also have replacement springs in my stock)

as a result, i also put a drop on the spring(s) that i can easily hit with the spray can/extension nozzle. on my Glocks for instance, i cannot even see the trigger springs, so they get no oil.

but the "sear" spring(??) just behind the crucifix? i can easily see, get to, lube, then spray clean.

in contrast, i never lube any RSA, those get "residual oil" from the barrels, during operation.

 

[Annihilator]

i have 2 CZ's, a 9MM and a .45 ACP. the trigger springs have been known to break after x amount of rounds. on the CZ site that i belong to, many have recommended a drop of oil on them. (i also have replacement springs in my stock)

as a result, i also put a drop on the spring(s) that i can easily hit with the spray can/extension nozzle. on my Glocks for instance, i cannot even see the trigger springs, so they get no oil.

but the "sear" spring(??) just behind the crucifix? i can easily see, get to, lube, then spray clean.

in contrast, i never lube any RSA, those get "residual oil" from the barrels, during operation.

All I do on the RSA is wipe them down after a range trip with a patch with little oil on it, just enough to clean the crud and such off

 

[Bassbob]

All I do on the RSA is wipe them down after a range trip with a patch with little oil on it, just enough to clean the crud and such off

I clean the RSA with a dry cloth.

 

[BobM]

I just want to point out, concerning lube, you really shouldn’t oil springs. Particularly ones you can’t or don’t get to regularly. Oil attracts dirt.

Agreed....but, don't neglect to clean them if they need it.

 

[Old_Me]

All I do on the RSA is wipe them down after a range trip with a patch with little oil on it, just enough to clean the crud and such off

i spray mine with whatever cleaner i have.

if i really get anal sometimes (and i do) i run a Q-tip thru the coils as i rotate the RSA...

sometimes, i got too much time on my hands.