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Old 07-21-2017, 05:24 PM
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Serial number: 268293
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Old 07-21-2017, 06:43 PM
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Serial number: 268293
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It's a .32 Hand Ejector, 3rd Model. It shipped during or immediately after WWI, probably 1919. The MOP grips are probably not factory original. These are not rare or unusual. Good fun guns, and ammunition is available.
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Is this a recent acquisition or has it been in your family a long time?
They're fun and accurate to shoot with little recoil, so comfortable as well.
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I am selling some guns for a 2nd cousin. I don't know much history on it. He is an expreacher with no kids and is now 90 years old.
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I am selling some guns for a 2nd cousin. I don't know much history on it. He is an expreacher with no kids and is now 90 years old.
Have you thought about buying it? It's worth about $150.
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