Mr.Revolverguy
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I was approached by a friend who knows I have a soft spot for older smiths. His father in law passed away about 4 years ago and his mother in law is finally bringing herself to get rid of some of his stuff.
K38 made 1970's Looks barely shot if any. She says he has never shot this revolver. The box and papers look new as well and the serial matches on both, after all these years I am surprised the box is in such great shape. 8 3/8 in barrel. Screws have not been tampered with.
Bad news is while examining I see a little rust on the end of the barrel. It is about the width of a ball point pin tip. What's strange is none of the blueing is missing there in that spot. It has the original grips plus some additional fancy after markets.
It will be a shooter to me not a safe queen.
Thanks for your help.
K38 made 1970's Looks barely shot if any. She says he has never shot this revolver. The box and papers look new as well and the serial matches on both, after all these years I am surprised the box is in such great shape. 8 3/8 in barrel. Screws have not been tampered with.
Bad news is while examining I see a little rust on the end of the barrel. It is about the width of a ball point pin tip. What's strange is none of the blueing is missing there in that spot. It has the original grips plus some additional fancy after markets.
It will be a shooter to me not a safe queen.
Thanks for your help.