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This Model 28-2 was shipped from the factory with target stocks, confirmed by the markings on the original box. This particular pistol was featured i
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These revolvers were part of a special run in 1983 and 1984. 2,625 had 4" barrels, and 4,874 were equipped with 6.5" barrels.
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This Model 28-2 was shipped from the factory with target stocks, confirmed by the markings on the original box. This particular pistol was featured i
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