Other 'Ringers'
That reminds me: I told friend of mine about this phenomenon a long time ago.
Since she is decidedly a non-gun person, it really didn't impress her much.
In any case, I thought then − and still do now, to some extent − that it is more commonly found in 'new' guns, whether stainless or carbon steel.
The example I had in mind back then were 'newer' 1911s; I noticed their dust covers would 'ring' slightly when handling the frames during cleaning.
OTOH, I have since heard the same thing from my Series 70s, so maybe it's me who's getting 'old'... ![[image]](http://i1303.photobucket.com/albums/ag146/apersure/SMLS/OM_zpsfd99efbc.gif)
Ya think? 
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- N-frame mechanics question -
brionic,
2013-07-07, 12:46
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- I believe it's 'normal' - FOG, 2013-07-07, 13:11
- 25-5 a MIM gun? -
Hobie,
2013-07-07, 13:40
- All forged; no MIM. '86 or '87 gun, I think. -
brionic,
2013-07-07, 14:14
- I don't think it matters much -
FOG,
2013-07-07, 14:23
- Must be fitting as my 66 is the only what makes - Hobie, 2013-07-07, 15:11
- I don't think it matters much -
FOG,
2013-07-07, 14:23
- All forged; no MIM. '86 or '87 gun, I think. -
brionic,
2013-07-07, 14:14
- Other 'Ringers' - FOG, 2013-07-07, 14:39
- I'm looking foward to the definitive answer on this one. -
Murphy,
2013-07-07, 15:08
- The wait is over: *Philadelphia* - FOG, 2013-07-08, 06:37
- Had a 6 inch 629-5 that did that. Shot Well. - MR, 2013-07-07, 20:52
- Some do some don't -
rob L,
2013-07-08, 13:25
- Yep. Noted it but can't recall which of mine do and... - Hoot, 2013-07-10, 08:17