Recent content by Sele

I will and I'll be it's last owner! I shot better with this one than with my .22 with anatomical match grips yesterday.

That's a shame. I shot it last night and what a wonderful gun. Alot more accurate than I'll ever be. Here in Sweden permits only last five years at a time for handguns so if you're lucky as I was you can find a seller at year five who's not going to reapply his permit. Hence the price.

I can't say for sure but I would assume so. How would I tell?

Thank you! This one will for the most part send .38 WC down the range. I dont know what's too pricy in the US, I dont think it compares that good to Sweden. I got this one for roughly 300 USD, no box just the gun and 300-400 rounds 50/50 .38s and .357s.

Hello I bought this one yesterday and I'm super excited about it. Going to our winter indoor range tonight to shoot it. Except a little bit damage to the blueing on the barrels left side it seems to be in really nice condition. The previous owner hardly shot it at all and the owner before...

Hello and thank you and I must say those grips look really really nice. I will answer you in pm more thoroughly in pm!

That sounds great thank you. It is only a matter of time now. Hopefully I'll get it before our range is covered in 3-4 feet of snow and the -20 celsius kicks in so I get to enjoy it outdoors. Otherwise its the indoor range for six months. Yes I think this gun will shoot better than me for as...

Yes I have a Rink grip in really nice deluxe oak for my Walther .22 where I shoot exactly that one handed bullseye. Its just the only grip manufacturers that were in my mind at the moment of writing. I will definitely check out Hogue grips and I am a sucker for the fancy hardwood, thank you...

Well unless the fitting number is exactly like an S&W Serial no that dates to the number range that was produced in 1959 I guess this one has it stamped under the yoke!

Nice turnout with answers thank you guys. Hawg rider: It does have mod-14 stamped on the yoke when swung open and what I guess is the serial no so thats nice I guess. I appreciate your swedish tack så mycket! I will most definitely use a feeler guage as two of you suggested, thank you. Now...

Thank you for your replies. I wouldnt really know how many rounds this one had seen through the years, probably alot more in its early years than in the last 20 something years. Yes I will provide a report once I've gotten the permit and a few hundred rounds has been fired I promise! As for...

Hello I am writing from Sweden and I am in the long process (months...) of buying a used K38 from a retiring shooter in our club. I've shot it and it feels great, has pretty much wear on the bluing from the holster but mechanically it seems fine. Seeing im new to revolvers I need to learn...