Working the Smith & Wesson .38 double-action perfected model: a significant step in the evolution of the modern revolver, the Perfected model was a marriage ... An article from: American Gunsmith

Working the Smith & Wesson .38 double-action perfected model: a significant step in the evolution of the modern revolver, the Perfected model was a marriage ... An article from: American Gunsmith Review

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Title: Working the Smith & Wesson .38 double-action perfected model: a significant step in the evolution of the modern revolver, the Perfected model was a marriage of the older S&W top-break design to the newer Hand-Ejector action.(Troubleshooting)(Product/service evaluation)
Author: David R. Chicoine
Publication:American Gunsmith (Magazine/Journal)
Date: February 1, 2007
Publisher: Thomson Gale
Volume: 22 Issue: 2 Page: 17(5)

Article Type: Product/service evaluation

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