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Discuss firearms and all aspects of firearm ownership
Join others in organizing against anti-gun legislation
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Share photos and video with other members
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Whatever happened to Century Manufacturing?
The used to make large, single-action revolvers in various calibers. I remember thinking the ones in .30／30 WCF, .45／70 Government, and .50／70 would be super neat-o. I haven't seen them referenced in recent years, so I am guessing they folded up. Anywho, curious. * They looked like this:- Discussion Thread in Handgun Discussion
- CountryGent
- century yippee ki-yay
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Schofield Pattern Repo in .38 Special
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Howdy all. I am interested in a Schofield pattern reproduction revolver in .38 Special. I'd prefer the type with the longer barrels and, if possible, nickel finish. However, I am open to most as long as they are in shooting condition and in .38 Special. I know they are produced in other...- Classified Ad in Handguns Wanted
- CountryGent
- .38 special schofield yippee ki-yay
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