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OOH , I've got one or two disassembled guns in shoeboxes that are projects!
I wouldn't want to keep the guns even if they are assembled tuned and working well.
At least one of them comes with some notes and technical drawings from a prior owner who had or was going to have a part custom machined, because he couldn't source one directly (although he may have done that back in the early 1990s before the Internet. He died 30 years ago.)
I wouldn't want to keep the guns even if they are assembled tuned and working well.
At least one of them comes with some notes and technical drawings from a prior owner who had or was going to have a part custom machined, because he couldn't source one directly (although he may have done that back in the early 1990s before the Internet. He died 30 years ago.)
more pics of these 2 old revolvers have been sent via PM, too.
PS: They both seem to be single action although the 32 caliber one isn't working right.. cocking the hammer does not advance the cylinder around.
The .22 rimfire isn't assembled,
and also may need repair, new parts, or modification of the parts.
The rimfire one is marked "LIBERTY."
PS: They both seem to be single action although the 32 caliber one isn't working right.. cocking the hammer does not advance the cylinder around.
The .22 rimfire isn't assembled,
and also may need repair, new parts, or modification of the parts.
The rimfire one is marked "LIBERTY."
info about the rimfire:
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www.gunauction.com
Norwich Arms Co. Liberty .22 Spur Trigger 7-Shot Sa Pocket Revolver, Antique
LSB#: 140205BF02 Make: Liberty / Norwich Arms Co. Model: Liberty Serial Number: 463 Year of Manufacture: 1870-1880 Caliber: .22 Caliber (Designed for Black Po
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Info about the 32 Caliber centerfire:
Apparently was made by Iver Johnson for other companies to sell, and they got to choose what name was put on it.
"US Revolver Co" is just a one of many fictional trade names stamped on this same model of pistol for marketing purposes.
Apparently was made by Iver Johnson for other companies to sell, and they got to choose what name was put on it.
"US Revolver Co" is just a one of many fictional trade names stamped on this same model of pistol for marketing purposes.
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