Adventurer_96
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If you may remember in a post from about a week and a half ago, I'm trying to track down the .38 I traded away about a year and a half ago. S&W .38, 6" bbl, used in a revolver league. On the purchase paperwork the dealer wrote "Highway Patrol" but in actuality it was not on the gun itself. And, being a true neophyte, I didn't even know what model Smith it was.
Yesterday an acquaintance from the gun club was letting me use his reloading presses for some shotgun shells and he showed me a Model 14 .38 which was pretty darn close to the one I traded away, except for his red-dot sight and rubber grips, maybe Pachmayr.
At any rate, I think I may have found the model. Were Model 14's common in revolver leagues? And, were they made in the 1940's and 1950's? If so, at least I may have tracked down the model at least, I only need the gun!!!
La perte des armes est la fin de la liberte.
Yesterday an acquaintance from the gun club was letting me use his reloading presses for some shotgun shells and he showed me a Model 14 .38 which was pretty darn close to the one I traded away, except for his red-dot sight and rubber grips, maybe Pachmayr.
At any rate, I think I may have found the model. Were Model 14's common in revolver leagues? And, were they made in the 1940's and 1950's? If so, at least I may have tracked down the model at least, I only need the gun!!!
La perte des armes est la fin de la liberte.