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Looking for a 1920s or 1930s Colt Official Police with a 6" barrel or 4" Barrel. *Found New Service* Would like something at 90-95 percent for Official Police.

Selling some vintage holsters I received from a relative. Open to ALL offers. Brauer Brothers H 10 Holster *Fits Colt New Service 6, 6" S&W Heavy Duty/New K Masterpiece Series. Price: $30 + Shipping (OBO) George Lawrence Model ("35", "38 2 MP") *Post War for a 2" Revolver Price...

S&W .38 Single Action chambered in 38 S&W.

These looked a lot worse before I hit them with leather cleaner. Just dirty and grimy from decades of sitting. And, when I mean decades I am talking 2-3 decades.

Thanks! Your information is much appreciated.

Could be 788. Its not the easiest to read. I will try again to later tonight.

I received some old vintage holsters from a relative of mine. I am hoping someone can enlighten me on what exactly they are and the approximate range of value. Any help would be appreciated as my knowledge set in commercial holsters is slim to none. H.H. Heiser Holster. Model 188. Pretty big...

Selling a Webley Mark VI I got in a deal with another Webley. It is a circa 1918 Webley Mark VI in Good condition. Webley has been shaved to accept 45 ACP on moon clips or 45 Auto Rim. Numbers are all matching. Bore looks to be excellent, I do not see any pitting. There is one bit of pitting on...

Shot my loads I used for my 1892 out of the 32-20 Hand Ejector. Recoil was very similar to a .38 Special Hand Ejector. No signs of overpressure. Loads were 4.5g Hp-38

Nice thing about a letter. I had no idea it was a Canadian contract.

Just got done shooting some original .455 Webley out of here and she shoots right to POA. I also got this lettered: "We have researched your Smith and Wesson .455 Hand Ejector Second Model, Canadian Government Contract, caliber .455, revolver in company records which indicate that your...

I have been tinkering with a load for 38 S&W that I use for the more beefier 38 S&W revolvers out there floating around. Based on some of the information I read regarding loads proper for the stronger revolvers out there, I use 3gr of HP-38/W231 under a 145gr lead bullet from Missouri Bullet...

You know what, I did it again :) The first time I got a letter it lettered wrong because I misread the 3 thinking it was a 5 and I did it just again. The true serial number is: 139XXX According to the Factory Letter it was shipped on October 15, 1928 and delivered to Summers Hardware Co. in...

I whipped up a small batch using 4.0-4.1gr HP-38 with a 120gr RN bullet from Missouri Bullet Company. Recoil was minimum out of the 1892 Winchester and based on the movement of my steel dueling tree, about the same force as the HSM 32-20 I used to judge the recoil from. I will push my next batch...

This is the 32-20 Hand Ejector Serial is 159XXX

This sounds like a prudent choice. I know the 1892 can easily handle the 4.5gr of W231 but I will keep it more conservative with the hand ejector.

Mine as well. I use it for 44-40, 45LC and 38Spl. I can`t find any reloading data for it with 32-20 though.

Mentally I rounded the year up. The particular handgun was made in 1928 per a S&W letter.

I have both a 32-20 Hand Ejector Made in the 1930s and a Winchester 1892 chambered in 32-20 made in 1911. I will be handloading this cartridge and want something hotter than the HSM cowboy action loads that I purchased before. From some of the loads that I have read about I believe 4.5gr of...