What we have here is a somewhat large revolver chambered in 38SPL. I do not know the date of manufacture for this handgun, but Wikipedia states it was produced from 1908-1969. So at minimum it is almost 50 years old.
Since it doesn’t seem to have a turn-ring on the finish, I decided to not even dry-fire the action. So the quality of the trigger is unknown and will be left for the new owner to figure out.
Summary:
- 38 Special.
- 6 shot.
- DA/SA.
- 6” Barrel.
- Likely has replacement grips.
- Rounded style front sight.
- Trench style rear.
If you wish to contact this FFL about this pistol, click here:
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Areas of focus: Defense and National Security, Modern Light Weapons, Small Arms, Weapons Training.
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