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Old 03-08-2008, 01:33 AM   #1
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Question antique revolver identification ?

Grandpaws old revolver. nickle plated, five shot revolver,top brake.This gun has a grip safety and automatic ejecter. On the barrel, cylinder,and frame there are what appears to be "U" direction horse shoe under two what looks to be two crowns,royalty type.the crowns resemble russian csar type. I would like any information, age model etc.The latest patent date listed on ttop rib is Aug. 4th 1885.
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Old 03-11-2008, 07:27 AM   #2
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Grandpaws old revolver. nickle plated, five shot revolver,top brake.This gun has a grip safety and automatic ejecter. On the barrel, cylinder,and frame there are what appears to be "U" direction horse shoe under two what looks to be two crowns,royalty type.the crowns resemble russian csar type. I would like any information, age model etc.The latest patent date listed on ttop rib is Aug. 4th 1885.
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It sounds like you have a .38 Safety Model, or New Departure as they are also called. It was called that due to the new designed Grip Safety. D.B. Wesson felt only an adult would have the Power in their hand to fire this gun with that style safety as he Feared children getting into a firearm and a bad outcome, so that is why he made it that way. I hope this helps, Hammerdown
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Old 03-11-2008, 07:50 AM   #3
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A picture would help.I find safety hammerless in .32 and .38 cal.They have colectors value.They run $500.at 100% down to $110. at 10%. sam.
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Old 03-11-2008, 08:02 AM   #4
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A picture would help.I find safety hammerless in .32 and .38 cal.They have colectors value.They run $500.at 100% down to $110. at 10%. sam.
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I meant to call it a Safety Hanmmerless, but forgot to. They also offered this style of grip safety in an exposed hammer gun as well. Regards, Hammerdown
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Old 03-11-2008, 08:14 PM   #5
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THANKS HAMERDOWN !!

ThanKs For The Info,Irecieved matching info this very afternoom. Thank you again and have a good day!!

ThanKs For The Info,I recieved matching info this very afternoom. Thank you again and have a good day!!

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Old 03-12-2008, 05:49 PM   #6
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ThanKs For The Info,Irecieved matching info this very afternoom. Thank you again and have a good day!!
ThanKs For The Info,I recieved matching info this very afternoom. Thank you again and have a good day!!
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No problem buddy. let me know again if I can be of Help. Enjoy, Fondle, and shoot that Old Classic S&W revolver... Hammerdown
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