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Well, it does have "Eibar 1924" stamped right on the frame. Anyway, I think I'll have a good gunsmith look it over before I fire it.

The text on the barrel reads ".38 Long" and it reads "Eibar 1924" on the side of the frame. This pic is the only one I have right now, but I'll take more when I get the chance. The cylinder spins freely to the right but not to the left. When the hammer is cocked it locks the cylinder in...

So I just bought an old revolver and I don't know much about the history of it. It was built in Eibar, Spain in 1924 and it looks a lot like a Police Positive. The difference is, the cylinder release is in front of the cylinder, on the left side of the frame just below the barrel. Here's...

I carry my NAA mini. I have no idea what my employer's policy is. If there's a handbook I've never seen it. I see no reason to ask.

How do you know this? Everything you've said in this thread indicates it wasn't a real cop. How are you so sure?

Out of my safe, I'd take my Chinese SKS and S&W M59.

They're cool, but I doubt they're legal to carry most places.

My junk: H&R Sportsman 999, .22LR Smith & Wesson Model 59, 9mm FEG PA-63, 9mm Makarov Hi-Point 995, 9mm Chinese SKS, 7.62x39mm NEF Pardner, 12 gauge H&R Pioneer, .22LR Uberti 1866 (Winchester reproduction), .38 Special Mosin-Nagant M1891/30, 7.62x54R Mossberg 500, 12 gauge

Machine gun? That's a rifle.

Yeah, that's pretty much it.

Sounds like someone needs to sue the pants off the Texas Parks & Wildlife people so they stop violating the 4th Amendment.

Right after I got my permit, I went out to my car and loaded my pistol. I haven't looked back. I carry anywhere and everywhere legal, provided I am not drinking.

I'd always heard that the Walker loaded with 60 grains of powder beat everything until .357 came out, including .45 Colt loads and .38 Super.

What are they gonna do with the guns?

I've rarely seen these for sale. Is there a place that sells them?

Both incidents were in the miniseries.

^ This is why muzzleloaders and single-shot breechloaders dominated military armories for such a long time after repeaters arrived on the scene.

THE MANAGER WAS TRYING TO GET THE THEIF'S PLATE NUMBER. Sorry to yell, but so very many of you seem to be having trouble grasping this concept. The manager was not chasing anyone.

I can't believe some of you are still suggesting he make friends with these people.

These are wise words. You were being polite, he was a total jerk. He can just live with it.