can't ID this revolver
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K 38 masterpiece made in 1950. nice gun. shoot it and enjoy it. lee
opoefc
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Your gun appears to be a K 38 Target Masterpiece ( Pre-Model 14) probably made in approx. 1950. It has 5 screws. The 33471 is an assembly number used during production to track pieces disassembled for finishing and has no relation to the serial number Ed.
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You have a 5-Screw K-38 Masterpiece from 1950.
DJINCO
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Yes it has a 6 inch barrel. One more thing, please don't keep it so close to the Gluck, you don't want the S&W catching anything nasty.
Yes it has a 6 inch barrel. One more thing, please don't keep it so close to the Gluck, you don't want the S&W catching anything nasty.
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Yes it has a 6 inch barrel. One more thing, please don't keep it so close to the Gluck, you don't want the S&W catching anything nasty.
Lighten up, guys.
Did you ever think about what a wonderfully positive influence the old Masterpiece might be on the Glock?
I mean, like, really- the Glock might shoot from the vertical if he hangs around long enough.
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I have no particular taste for any of the black semiauto guns, rifle or handgun, especially those having a significant plastic content. However, I have to admit that for their intended purpose they are much superior to anything that came earlier. I don't own, nor have I ever owned, any black gun. But if I were in some line of work in which I had a significant chance of becoming a target on any given day, that's what I'd take over any revolver ever made.
