FerFAL
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Found this under the upper strip of my S&W frame.
It’s an old 1905 Hand Ejector, 38 Special.
At first I thought it was flame cut, but later saw that it’s not exactly where it should be compared to other guns and pics. Also, the cylinder-forcing cone gap is as small as it gets. Besides, it looks machined, as if made on purpose.
What the heck is that? Is my gun safe? Other than that the gun is in prefect condition and shoots like champ. Would this be common on other 1905 S&W Hand Ejectors?
Thanks for your help.
FerFAL
It’s an old 1905 Hand Ejector, 38 Special.
At first I thought it was flame cut, but later saw that it’s not exactly where it should be compared to other guns and pics. Also, the cylinder-forcing cone gap is as small as it gets. Besides, it looks machined, as if made on purpose.
What the heck is that? Is my gun safe? Other than that the gun is in prefect condition and shoots like champ. Would this be common on other 1905 S&W Hand Ejectors?
Thanks for your help.
FerFAL