The .32 Smith and Wesson Long Military & Police is a double action revolver on the square butt K frame with five screws. This one is one of 4,813 manufactured c. 1948-1950.
I took it to the range today after a light cleaning. Both double action and single action shots at 7 & 10 yards.
A great revolver even if it does rotate the wrong way =) .
I wish it could talk!
Cool beans. If you want to try and get it zeroed, try the Evans Wonder-Sight, an adjustable rear sight that uses FACTORY holes (no drill and tap!). I love it on my 1917 S&W .45acp - no more Kentucky windage for me!
ReplyDeleteThat's some nice shooting! And good old guns continuing to be used is heartwarming!
ReplyDeleteThanks NFO! I shoulda brought this thing to Iowa =)
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ReplyDeleteI've looked at the holes in that target 3 or 4 times now and still all that comes to mind is, "Daaaaaang!", and with a wheelie gun too!
+1 on Old NFO's comment.
kx, Thanks! I would rather be lucky than good, but if you get both on one day, well.....
DeleteI understand that Buffalo Bore makes defensive ammo for .32 S&W Long (100 grain hard-cast wadcutter and a 115 grain flat point) that give better performance while staying in SAAMI specs. I'm planning on getting some for my Model 30.
ReplyDeleteThat's great info! Thanks!
DeleteNice grouping! And yes, if they could talk...
ReplyDeleteGreat shooting!
ReplyDeleteNice!
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