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What do you do if you don't have a Kit Gun?
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Substitute Kitgun?
I actually have a few kitguns but sometimes, when working around the homestead, I will carry this 120 year old 3 1/4" .32 Hand Ejector (rough equivalent to OP's substitute) with the handy Geo. Lawrence holster stamped SW HE 3 1/4. It shoots real good.
I actually have a few kitguns but sometimes, when working around the homestead, I will carry this 120 year old 3 1/4" .32 Hand Ejector (rough equivalent to OP's substitute) with the handy Geo. Lawrence holster stamped SW HE 3 1/4. It shoots real good.
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I owned a nice Model 63
For many years, but I didn't shoot it much. It was a Bangor Punta era revolver, not necessarily a bad thing, but it had the most atrocious double action trigger! It must have been over 10 lbs. It also had terribly done chamfering on the frame....just uneven and chatters. I could never warm up to it and finally sold it. Now I have a Charter Arms Pathfinder and it looks and fires great. It's an all stainless Stratford made gun.
For many years, but I didn't shoot it much. It was a Bangor Punta era revolver, not necessarily a bad thing, but it had the most atrocious double action trigger! It must have been over 10 lbs. It also had terribly done chamfering on the frame....just uneven and chatters. I could never warm up to it and finally sold it. Now I have a Charter Arms Pathfinder and it looks and fires great. It's an all stainless Stratford made gun.
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Have/had several over the years, but my current favorite is my 7-shot Charter Arms Professional in 32 H&R Mag.
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