Believe whatever you like RH. I've got a friend who tied up a 29 Smith when he used it as a club. Happend to catch the bad guy with the edge of the clylinder. Gun could not be fired after the fight.
BTW, the same guy personally examined three Glocks after getting reports of several other that came apart when used as clubs. When that happens, they can't be repaired as the frame rails are ripped off. A revolver tied up with a bent clylinder pin can usually be repaired. E
