.32-20 Bisley goes to the range

I wrote earlier this year about how a friend found this 1912 Bisley, a 7.5" 32-20, in a cabinet here in Hartford county....doesn't seem the gun travelled more than a few miles in the last 100 years. I gave my friend a Navy Luger for it, mostly because it was one of the few Colts' I had never owned or shot. I posted it here, had Doug Donnelly go thru it stem to stern for me, then promptly put it away and forgot about it. I stumbled across a box of .32-20....that made it inevitable it was going to get shot; I put about half the box thru it this weekend. A nice mild cartridge to shoot, especially in the big 7.5" format. I knocked down the metal plates with ease; what a nice revolver. She didn't forget how to do her job after sitting idle for 100 years. It looks a lot better than the picture, I did not even wipe it down.