I had a Security Six but gave that to my son. I also have a SuperRedHawk (.44 Mag - 7 1/2" barrel) with a Leupold scope that I use for hunting; a Standard (.22 LR - Semi); GP 100 with 6" barrel; Single Six (.22 LR/.22 Mag); and New Model BlackHawk (.45 Colt - 4 5/8" barrel). I shoot .38s, especially if I am teaching a newbe to shoot; but make sure that I clean the pistol really good afterwards, paying special attentio to the cylinders.. If you do this, you shouldn't have any problems. Lead bullets seem to build up a residue if you let it build up; it takes a low of elbow grease to get off...soaking and resoaking in Hoppes #9.
I found that the .22's leave a residue at the barrel crown, which GREATLY harms accuracy.
Have fun!
I found that the .22's leave a residue at the barrel crown, which GREATLY harms accuracy.
Have fun!