Hello welcome to the forum. I believe your gun fires the SW 32 long cartridge smokeless powder. It's only a 2 grain charge at the most and very low pressure. I load and shoot a H&R 32 SW long. You have yourself i nice vintage firearm there.:thumbsup:
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Hello. I'm an avid gun guy and I really love firearms. Particularly antique guns.
I recently came into possession of an old S&W revolver with the box. The box says that it's a model 34-1 22/32 "kit gun."
However, it doesn't really match up with the kit gun description. Every kit gun I've seen has wooden grips, an adjustable rear sight, and are chambered in 22 caliber.
This specific revolver is blued, has a 2 or 2 and a half inch barrel, hard black rubber grips, and says "32 long ctg" on the barrel. It has a swing out cylinder and is in double action. The serial number is "12624" and is located on the bottom of the grip and the cylinder. I don't even know if it's for black powder cartridges or not.
Sorry for the long post! I just really would like some help identifying this piece.
I recently came into possession of an old S&W revolver with the box. The box says that it's a model 34-1 22/32 "kit gun."
However, it doesn't really match up with the kit gun description. Every kit gun I've seen has wooden grips, an adjustable rear sight, and are chambered in 22 caliber.
This specific revolver is blued, has a 2 or 2 and a half inch barrel, hard black rubber grips, and says "32 long ctg" on the barrel. It has a swing out cylinder and is in double action. The serial number is "12624" and is located on the bottom of the grip and the cylinder. I don't even know if it's for black powder cartridges or not.
Sorry for the long post! I just really would like some help identifying this piece.
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