An old 22.........

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I picked this revolver up the other day....It is in very good shape....
An Iver Johnson Arms & Cycle Works target sealed 8.... 22 lr....
 

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I had one just like that a couple years ago, but it was missing the front sight. I soldered in a piece of a copper penny and it came out looking pretty good and shot fair, but a friend was admiring it and I gave it to him.
 
Nice find! Looks to be in decent shape as well . . . these vintage revolvers make good plinkers - solidly built and will provide lots of fun! :)
 
Good ole' guns.
Is that the one where the cylinder pin has to be removed to take out the cylinder for reloading?
If so, I once had a twin.
 
Good ole' guns.
Is that the one where the cylinder pin has to be removed to take out the cylinder for reloading?
If so, I once had a twin.
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Yes..I believe so....and brass blade front sight....

Thanks for the comments....It probably won't be shot much....I just thought it was interesting....
 
Looks to be a First Model, made 1932 until 1941, 13,100 of the first model were made.
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Thanks RJ....I will check the serial number...It is at the bottom of the trigger guard....
 
Check on the left grip frame, If it is a First Model the serial number will be repeated there along with the prefix M.
 
RJ.... The serial # is 7826.... The prefix is hard to read.... It is on the underside of the trigger guard..... I wasn't sure about this dropping the cylinder to load.... But it is smooth and easy....
 
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