reloading antique revolvers

jbunny said:
this is AI responce to wich is stronger. all equiptment will fail after enough cycles.
if your revolver has any pitting in the cylinder, watch out . it will fail sooner than later.
just like us old guyes, just a matter of time before your inducted into the dead pecker club.
no!!! that,s not funny.

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The link is to a brake hose for a jeep...?

I have several antiques with pitting in the chambers that will last indefinitely so long as the loads are kept within SAAMI or CIP pressure specifications for that cartridge. .

AI cannot predict it "will fail" without more information: hardness, thickness, pressure history, alloy, etc.

AI is only as good as the questions you ask. "How long is a piece of rope" is not going to get a useful response.

AI might have been more use as a spellchecker here.
 
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