.32 Cal. handgun
09-10-2009, 06:38 AM
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Fork Horn
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.32 Cal. handgun
I have an old break-top H&R handgun that appears to be .32 cal. The cylinder is approximately 1.00" long which is much longer than an average .32 case. Does this indicate a .32 S&W Long cartirdge and if so, can I shoot regular .32's out of it?
09-10-2009, 09:12 AM
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The gun is a nickle plated gun. It has Harington & Richardson and the patent on the barrel, no serial numbers no caliber info. I know it's a .32 by the diameter between the barrel lands but I don't know "which" .32. The cylinder chambers are smooth straight through so there's no depth there to check.
09-10-2009, 09:15 AM
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The gun is a nickle plated gun with Harrington and Richardson and the Patent date on the barrel. There is no serial number of caliber number anywhere on the gun. I know it's a .32 by the diameter of the barrel lands. The cylinder is smooth straight through so there's no depth to check there.
