CptCurl
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Here are images of my Model 1902 Navy .38 M&P. It's a survivor from way back. Roy says it shipped in October 1902.
Next come some detailed images of its internals, etc.
Of course, the trigger rebound system of a 1902 is quite different from a 1905:
You don't see these revolvers very often, so I thought it might be a nice one to share here. He's got a bit of a craggy face, but mechanically he's perfect. I have shot this revolver using .38 Spl. brass cut to proper length. It's a great shooter and gives a good feeling just thinking of who may have fired it over a century ago.
I hope you enjoyed it!
Curl
Next come some detailed images of its internals, etc.
Of course, the trigger rebound system of a 1902 is quite different from a 1905:
You don't see these revolvers very often, so I thought it might be a nice one to share here. He's got a bit of a craggy face, but mechanically he's perfect. I have shot this revolver using .38 Spl. brass cut to proper length. It's a great shooter and gives a good feeling just thinking of who may have fired it over a century ago.
I hope you enjoyed it!
Curl
