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.38 Special M&P, Model 1905, 4th change, six-inch barrel. It dates from April, 1923 and is in outstanding condition. Not bad for being a century old,
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.38 Special M&P, Model 1905, 4th change, six-inch barrel. It dates from April, 1923 and is in outstanding condition. Not bad for being a century old,

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