Thank you Judge Colt!
Very interesting.
Now I can have a better idea of what I am looking at if finding examples of this era.
Was the 'Detective Special' only offered in .38 Special? Or was it also offered in .38 NP, and or .32 or .22?
If I recall correctly? - the 'Banker's Special' was about the same thing as a 'Police Positive', or was in essense, a 'Police Positive', but not a 'Police Positive Special', and, was a 2 inch Barrel, and or also, available in .32 or .22...but, not offered in .38 Special.
Thus leading to the question, of, if the early or pre-Detective Specials were offered in .32 or .22 Calibre, did they do so with the same size Cylinder, as they would have had, if being in .38 Special?
While the 'Banker's Special' would have had the shorter Cylinder associated with the .38 NP Cartridge?
Very interesting.
Now I can have a better idea of what I am looking at if finding examples of this era.
Was the 'Detective Special' only offered in .38 Special? Or was it also offered in .38 NP, and or .32 or .22?
If I recall correctly? - the 'Banker's Special' was about the same thing as a 'Police Positive', or was in essense, a 'Police Positive', but not a 'Police Positive Special', and, was a 2 inch Barrel, and or also, available in .32 or .22...but, not offered in .38 Special.
Thus leading to the question, of, if the early or pre-Detective Specials were offered in .32 or .22 Calibre, did they do so with the same size Cylinder, as they would have had, if being in .38 Special?
While the 'Banker's Special' would have had the shorter Cylinder associated with the .38 NP Cartridge?
