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Here's a view of the internals found on a S&W .38 Hand Ejector, Model 1902 that belonged to my paternal grandfather. Note the round metal contact pad
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Here's a view of the internals found on a S&W .38 Hand Ejector, Model 1902 that belonged to my paternal grandfather. Note the round metal contact pad

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