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I've found another "357" in my part of the world. I thought it would be good sharing it with you since they're getting hard to come by in any country and I'm sure not too many of the 15,000 manufactured left the US. It's in good shape apart from what I think is a minor issue with the crane assembly. I need some help identifying the problem before I go and pay for it....when the cylinder is open the crane moves back and forth in-side the frame by about 1/8 inch. It's caused some slight wear shown by the yellow arrow. Could this be a missing detent? When the cylinder is closed the gun locks up like every other E / I frame – rock solid.

I'll need to find a pair of correct service style stocks. It dates to 1958 and has the service style hammer and the wrong stocks at the moment.


I'll need to find a pair of correct service style stocks. It dates to 1958 and has the service style hammer and the wrong stocks at the moment.
