bentleywr:
You have a .38/200 British Service Revolver manufactured in 1940 or 1941 under commercial contract for the British Empire. The .38/200 was the British Service load of the time, a 200 grain lead projectile in a .38 S&W case. This round was also known as .380 Revolver. The P stamping...
Hi, Newbie here, any info would be appreciated.
a) 38 S&W
b) 4 inch
c) square
d) 6
e) fixed (half moon?)
f) 799XXX (no letter in front) (appears to be the letter P several spaces after the numbers)
g) 35329 is stamped at two locations inside the crane/yoke
Thanks!
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