Blacksmoke
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I am interested in reading the experiences people have had with the Colt Police Positive (D-Frame?) in .32-20. Hunting, plinking, self defense.
Colt Police Positive .32-20 Experiences, Please
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NIGHTLORD40K
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Th Police Positive SPECIAL was chambered in .32-20 and .38 Spl.- they have a longer cylinder and frame.
Its a great little gun, but the grip angle on the early ones can be a bit awkward-
I actually sold this because it would rap my knuckles when firing. Kinda regret it now since it was a really pretty gun.
I wouldn't trust most modern commercial .32-20 ammo for hunting or SD since its loaded pretty light and all I ever see is truncated FMJ. In terms of plinking, its pleasant and accurate, but $$$$$$$$.
Its a great little gun, but the grip angle on the early ones can be a bit awkward-
I actually sold this because it would rap my knuckles when firing. Kinda regret it now since it was a really pretty gun.
I wouldn't trust most modern commercial .32-20 ammo for hunting or SD since its loaded pretty light and all I ever see is truncated FMJ. In terms of plinking, its pleasant and accurate, but $$$$$$$$.
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Me too, cool little gun though.
Vern Humphrey
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I think I see the bulge just even with the tip of the ejector rod.
NIGHTLORD40K
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On mine? Optical illusion probably- didnt have a bulge that I ever noticed.I think I see the bulge just even with the tip of the ejector rod.
Vern Humphrey
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Many .32-20 do have bulges, due to light loads sticking in the barrel. Try running a tight patch down the barrel and see if you can feel it.
If there is one, don't panic -- many bulged barrels shoot quite well.
If there is one, don't panic -- many bulged barrels shoot quite well.
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