Dillon Super Swage 600; Bbls&cyls in .38S&W;M66 bbls/Cyls/Yokes; Dade K&N loaders NIP
Located in VA
Circumstances force me into selling off some items I've acquired for various projects that will no longer be coming to fruition. I have a fair number of parts and such that I will be adding them as I catalog them. My photography skills are limited, but PM me if additional photos are desired; I can send them to an e-mail, but not attach them to PMs. Next up:
Item # 2 SOLD to Lewel 2/28/25
6” Factory Heavy profile bright blue barrel for a pre-16 K-32, .32 S&W Long. This barrel bears the serial # 256388, a diamond, and the letter “S”, all proper roll marks, and is in what I would describe as very good/excellent condition. The front bolt, spring, and pin are in place. The serial number stamped on the flat would indicate mid-‘50s production, making it for a pre-Model 16. Unsure whether this was a replacement barrel or a take-off. Excellent bore, finish has a couple of small marks. A very hard barrel to find. $225 plus shipping
Item #3 SOLD to Lewel 2/28/25
Model 16-4 .32 H&R Magnum cylinder assembly, complete with extractor rod, never fit to a gun, as new. Purchased many years ago from Gun Parts Corp. with an eye towards making my 16-4 a .32 Mag/.32-20 convertible revolver, a project which never came to fruition and is now being abandoned. Measures 1.56 in length. $225 plus shipping
Item #4 SOLD to Gunhohulk 3/10/25
Used K-32 cylinder assembly, complete with extractor rod, bearing #K68505, satin blue finish. This was acquired as part of a parts kit from a revolver that likely had the frame destroyed. Cylinder is in vg/excellent condition, finished in the early post-war satin blue, and likely emanates from early 1949, according to the serial number. Yoke included. $225 plus shipping
Item # 5
6” Factory Heavy profile bright blue barrel for a K-38 in 38S&W. This barrel appears to be NOS in what I would describe as new /excellent condition, with some extremely light storage marks. The front bolt, spring, and pin have never been installed. No serial number stamped on the flat. Barrel is stamped “38 S&W CTG 146 Gr.” According to SCSW 5th edition (p.212), a small number of K-38s were made for the British Commonwealth in the K80*** serial range, six of which were shipped domestically to H.H. Harris in 1960 but were subsequently returned. It appears that these barrels may have been replacements/over runs. SCSW states that 3-4 clones are known to exist made from parts, but none of the original guns has re-emerged in the States. A very hard barrel to find. Coupled with the proper cylinder (see items 7 & 8), could be used to create a clone of a rare K-38 for the complete collection. Measures 1.56” $275 plus shipping
Item #6
Identical to Item #5. 6” Factory Heavy profile bright blue barrel for a K-38 in 38S&W. This barrel appears to be NOS in what I would describe as new /excellent condition, with some extremely light storage marks. The front bolt, spring, and pin have never been installed. No serial number stamped on the flat. Barrel is stamped “38 S&W CTG 146 Gr.” According to SCSW 5th edition (p.212), a small number of K-38s were made for the British Commonwealth in the K80*** serial range, six of which were shipped domestically to H.H. Harris in 1960 but were subsequently returned. It appears that these barrels may have been replacements/over runs. SCSW states that 3-4 clones are known to exist from parts, but none of the original guns has re-emerged in the States. A very hard barrel to find. Coupled with the proper cylinder (see items 7 & 8), could be used to create a clone of a rare K-38 for the complete collection. $275 plus shipping
Item #7
Factory blued K Frame cylinder in .38S&W. This cylinder has never been fit to a gun (ratchets are pristine and untouched), and includes only the cylinder and extractor – no center pin, springs, collar or rod is included. Cylinder is marked on the rear face with an “L”, indicating that the extractor is of left hand thread (this has been confirmed by testing a LH thread extractor rod). Because of this, I believe that this cylinder was manufactured as a replacement for the S&W Model 11s that were uncatalogued guns for former British Commonwealth countries, such as South Africa. This cylinder could be coupled with Item #5 or #6 in creating a cloned K-38 in 38S&W (KTR). This is not a refinished/repurposed Victory or pre-Victory cylinder. Measures 1.561”. $225 plus shipping
Item #8
Identical to Item #7. Factory blued K Frame cylinder in .38S&W. This cylinder has never been fit to a gun (ratchets are pristine and untouched), and includes only the cylinder and extractor – no center pin, springs, collar or rod is included. Cylinder is marked on the rear face with an “L”, indicating that the extractor is of left hand thread (this has been confirmed by testing a LH thread extractor rod). Because of this, I believe that this cylinder was manufactured as a replacement for the S&W Model 11s that were uncatalogued guns for former British Commonwealth countries, such as South Africa. This cylinder could be coupled with Item #5 or #6 in creating a cloned K-38 in 38S&W (KTR). This is not a refinished/repurposed Victory or pre-Victory cylinder. Measures 1.552”. $225 plus shipping
Item #9
16 Dade K-Frame Speedloaders, still new in package with/label. $15 each plus shipping (Priority Mail or 1st class padded envelope), or reasonable offer to buy all and I will pay shipping. I will throw in 2 new replacement retention springs (the ones on the outside) with each loader.
Item #10
5 Dade N-Frame Model 27/28 Speedloaders, still new in package with/label. $15 each plus shipping (Priority Mail or 1st class padded envelope), or reasonable offer to buy all and I will pay shipping. I will throw in 2 new replacement retention springs (the ones on the outside) with each loader.
Item #11 (have 5)
Used/takeoff Model 66 4' barrel/cylinder/yoke packages. These are from deactivated guns, believed to be -3 models, as they are unpinned w/ new-style yoke retention and old-style extractors. May have small wear marks from use, have excellent bores and forcing cones. Sold as a grouping of bbl/cyl/yoke each. Reduced to $45 plus shipping.
Item #12 SOLD to STEELSLAVER 4/23/25
NOS Lewis Lead Remover Kit in .41 Magnum. Box shows some shelf wear, but is intact and unused, with handle/cone cleaner/rubber barrel cleaner/extra screens/disassembly tool (shows tarnish)/instructions. All items unused. Brownells shows this kit out of stock. $30 plus postage.
Item #13
1 Dillon Super Swage 600 primer pocket swaging tool, with both large and small primer pocket rams and both .30 and .22 locator rods. I had 2, and kept 1 set up in each primer size, but am cutting back to just 1. Loader is currently set up with the .30 cal. locator rod with the .45ACP case adaptor mounted, and the large primer pocket swaging rod installed. Both Allen wrenchs required are included, along with with smaller rod & small pocket ram. Unable to locate the factory instruction manual which accompanied same, but is available on-line at the link from Dillon: https://www.dillonprecision.com/media/manuals/dillon-accessory-manual-english.pdf . $95 plus shipping; won't fit in a small flat rate box, so either a medium flat rate or regular Parcel Post, estimated weight ~5 lbs.
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Located in VA
Circumstances force me into selling off some items I've acquired for various projects that will no longer be coming to fruition. I have a fair number of parts and such that I will be adding them as I catalog them. My photography skills are limited, but PM me if additional photos are desired; I can send them to an e-mail, but not attach them to PMs. Next up:
Item # 2 SOLD to Lewel 2/28/25
6” Factory Heavy profile bright blue barrel for a pre-16 K-32, .32 S&W Long. This barrel bears the serial # 256388, a diamond, and the letter “S”, all proper roll marks, and is in what I would describe as very good/excellent condition. The front bolt, spring, and pin are in place. The serial number stamped on the flat would indicate mid-‘50s production, making it for a pre-Model 16. Unsure whether this was a replacement barrel or a take-off. Excellent bore, finish has a couple of small marks. A very hard barrel to find. $225 plus shipping
Item #3 SOLD to Lewel 2/28/25
Model 16-4 .32 H&R Magnum cylinder assembly, complete with extractor rod, never fit to a gun, as new. Purchased many years ago from Gun Parts Corp. with an eye towards making my 16-4 a .32 Mag/.32-20 convertible revolver, a project which never came to fruition and is now being abandoned. Measures 1.56 in length. $225 plus shipping
Item #4 SOLD to Gunhohulk 3/10/25
Used K-32 cylinder assembly, complete with extractor rod, bearing #K68505, satin blue finish. This was acquired as part of a parts kit from a revolver that likely had the frame destroyed. Cylinder is in vg/excellent condition, finished in the early post-war satin blue, and likely emanates from early 1949, according to the serial number. Yoke included. $225 plus shipping
Item # 5
6” Factory Heavy profile bright blue barrel for a K-38 in 38S&W. This barrel appears to be NOS in what I would describe as new /excellent condition, with some extremely light storage marks. The front bolt, spring, and pin have never been installed. No serial number stamped on the flat. Barrel is stamped “38 S&W CTG 146 Gr.” According to SCSW 5th edition (p.212), a small number of K-38s were made for the British Commonwealth in the K80*** serial range, six of which were shipped domestically to H.H. Harris in 1960 but were subsequently returned. It appears that these barrels may have been replacements/over runs. SCSW states that 3-4 clones are known to exist made from parts, but none of the original guns has re-emerged in the States. A very hard barrel to find. Coupled with the proper cylinder (see items 7 & 8), could be used to create a clone of a rare K-38 for the complete collection. Measures 1.56” $275 plus shipping
Item #6
Identical to Item #5. 6” Factory Heavy profile bright blue barrel for a K-38 in 38S&W. This barrel appears to be NOS in what I would describe as new /excellent condition, with some extremely light storage marks. The front bolt, spring, and pin have never been installed. No serial number stamped on the flat. Barrel is stamped “38 S&W CTG 146 Gr.” According to SCSW 5th edition (p.212), a small number of K-38s were made for the British Commonwealth in the K80*** serial range, six of which were shipped domestically to H.H. Harris in 1960 but were subsequently returned. It appears that these barrels may have been replacements/over runs. SCSW states that 3-4 clones are known to exist from parts, but none of the original guns has re-emerged in the States. A very hard barrel to find. Coupled with the proper cylinder (see items 7 & 8), could be used to create a clone of a rare K-38 for the complete collection. $275 plus shipping
Item #7
Factory blued K Frame cylinder in .38S&W. This cylinder has never been fit to a gun (ratchets are pristine and untouched), and includes only the cylinder and extractor – no center pin, springs, collar or rod is included. Cylinder is marked on the rear face with an “L”, indicating that the extractor is of left hand thread (this has been confirmed by testing a LH thread extractor rod). Because of this, I believe that this cylinder was manufactured as a replacement for the S&W Model 11s that were uncatalogued guns for former British Commonwealth countries, such as South Africa. This cylinder could be coupled with Item #5 or #6 in creating a cloned K-38 in 38S&W (KTR). This is not a refinished/repurposed Victory or pre-Victory cylinder. Measures 1.561”. $225 plus shipping
Item #8
Identical to Item #7. Factory blued K Frame cylinder in .38S&W. This cylinder has never been fit to a gun (ratchets are pristine and untouched), and includes only the cylinder and extractor – no center pin, springs, collar or rod is included. Cylinder is marked on the rear face with an “L”, indicating that the extractor is of left hand thread (this has been confirmed by testing a LH thread extractor rod). Because of this, I believe that this cylinder was manufactured as a replacement for the S&W Model 11s that were uncatalogued guns for former British Commonwealth countries, such as South Africa. This cylinder could be coupled with Item #5 or #6 in creating a cloned K-38 in 38S&W (KTR). This is not a refinished/repurposed Victory or pre-Victory cylinder. Measures 1.552”. $225 plus shipping
Item #9
16 Dade K-Frame Speedloaders, still new in package with/label. $15 each plus shipping (Priority Mail or 1st class padded envelope), or reasonable offer to buy all and I will pay shipping. I will throw in 2 new replacement retention springs (the ones on the outside) with each loader.
Item #10
5 Dade N-Frame Model 27/28 Speedloaders, still new in package with/label. $15 each plus shipping (Priority Mail or 1st class padded envelope), or reasonable offer to buy all and I will pay shipping. I will throw in 2 new replacement retention springs (the ones on the outside) with each loader.
Item #11 (have 5)
Used/takeoff Model 66 4' barrel/cylinder/yoke packages. These are from deactivated guns, believed to be -3 models, as they are unpinned w/ new-style yoke retention and old-style extractors. May have small wear marks from use, have excellent bores and forcing cones. Sold as a grouping of bbl/cyl/yoke each. Reduced to $45 plus shipping.
Item #12 SOLD to STEELSLAVER 4/23/25
NOS Lewis Lead Remover Kit in .41 Magnum. Box shows some shelf wear, but is intact and unused, with handle/cone cleaner/rubber barrel cleaner/extra screens/disassembly tool (shows tarnish)/instructions. All items unused. Brownells shows this kit out of stock. $30 plus postage.
Item #13
1 Dillon Super Swage 600 primer pocket swaging tool, with both large and small primer pocket rams and both .30 and .22 locator rods. I had 2, and kept 1 set up in each primer size, but am cutting back to just 1. Loader is currently set up with the .30 cal. locator rod with the .45ACP case adaptor mounted, and the large primer pocket swaging rod installed. Both Allen wrenchs required are included, along with with smaller rod & small pocket ram. Unable to locate the factory instruction manual which accompanied same, but is available on-line at the link from Dillon: https://www.dillonprecision.com/media/manuals/dillon-accessory-manual-english.pdf . $95 plus shipping; won't fit in a small flat rate box, so either a medium flat rate or regular Parcel Post, estimated weight ~5 lbs.
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