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I have several side plates that I believe are from the Victory era. I think the box of parts that I have is the result of someone disassembling a bunch of similar revolvers. Can you tell me which frame size and era these two come from?
I have a box full of triggers that I suspect are also from the Victory era. Number 1, 6, & 7 are similar. The top of #1 is flatter than 6 (with ridges) & 7 (without ridges). Can you help me ID these? Thanks in advance!
Number 3 is interesting. There is no SN on the yoke where is should be. There are several makings on the face of the cylinder. One is an 8, F maybe, and a character for summation. Looks like an E.
B on the crane/yoke of #2
I appreciate the information! As a point of clarification, the B is stamped on the yoke. There is a B on the cylinder itself under the extractor.
A little more information
#1 TR1 V 374400 w/15824 on the crane 38 S&W
#2 TR2 B 394010 w/20812 on the crane 38 SPL
#3 TR3 634059 on the crane (heavier than the others)
#4 TR4 38 SPL No markings
#5 BR1 38 SPL No markings
#6 BR2 BNP V 374429 38 S&W
#7 BR3 38 SPL No markings
#8 BR4 38 SPL C 62789
I have a group of eight cylinders that I believe came from Victory revolvers. Only one is stamped BNP. Please see the next several posts for pictures and descriptions. Any help is greatly appreciated!
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I acquired a number of what I believe to be Victory series hammers. I would greatly appreciate your help and expertise identifying them. Thanks in advance!