And when it came today, I went over it with a dial vernier. The OP is a somewhat more rugged gun than a K frame Smith. Although it is not as rugged as an L frame, it is certainly enough gun for a .357.
This one happens to be a 32/20 and someone here said that according to the serial number it was made in the very early 40's. It is a good solid 90%er as far as the blue is concerned and mechanically more like 100% with a spotless bore and chambers. I paid $300 for it delivered. Did I get hurt any?
This one happens to be a 32/20 and someone here said that according to the serial number it was made in the very early 40's. It is a good solid 90%er as far as the blue is concerned and mechanically more like 100% with a spotless bore and chambers. I paid $300 for it delivered. Did I get hurt any?
