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Bookmark or Share- Iver Johnso 32 cal Revolver info - The Firearms ForumAnd it is chambered in .32S&W "short". If you go shopping for a sear you want one for a small frame (.22rimfire or .32S&W) 1st or 2nd Model Safety Automatic. Some parts vendors (Numrich) will refer to them as "early side release" and "Old Model Safety". The sear is held in place by the rear trigger guard pin.
- New to this site. General questions about firearm selection.16966 posts · Joined 2014. #4 · Oct 16, 2024. Question, fur trappers pioneers and settlers used 20 gauge guns for hunting deer, elk and caribou for many years before the advent of cartridge rifles. A friend of mine has a Trade gun in .62 that can reliably hit a baseball at 50 yards with a .610 round ball.
- Barrel threading - The Firearms ForumThreading a muzzle needs to be done in a lathe by a qualified machinist or gunsmith. You need to check the alignment of the silencer, you need a bore sized gauge rod inserted through the silencer and into the barrel. If the rod is not centered in the silencer you screwed the pooch. You'll need to have a real machinist cut the muzzle off and ...
- My new 1884 Smith and Wesson 38 special | The Firearms Forum16978 posts · Joined 2014. #3 · Oct 18, 2024. Just so you know it isn't a .38 Smith and Wesson Special, it's a .38 Smith & Wesson, two completely different cartridges. .38 Special will be too powerful for it. If it's an 1884 era revolver it's a black powder frame and not strong enough for smokeless rounds. "To anger a conservative, lie to him.
- .50 Spanish Rolling Block part II - The Firearms ForumGrizzley1. 16977 posts · Joined 2014. #4 · Oct 15, 2024. Rim diameter on the .50-70 is .660, base diameter is .565. Bore should be .500 and groove depth .510 to .512. Remington bores usually have five lands and grooves. So it sounds pretty close to .50-70 Government. If you have some lead, you can do a chamber cast.
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