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Now you have it what you going to upgrade it to?
Well the century ap5 came with a brace and I got the m-lok handguard already. It also comes with the picatinny rail and there Is a $200 rebate. Order mags and once I sell my ps90 binary is in the future.Now you have it what you going to upgrade it to?
Picked up this little (1899-1903) Imperial in .38 s&w on gunbroker, it was one of the names that Hopkins and Allen sold under.
I can't wait to bring it home and clean it up.
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No worries, I'm a top break collector. This is indeed a blackpowder revolver, it would have the caliber on the side of the barrel if it was the 1904-1909 smokeless version.I have one that looks like it that was made by H&R. It is a few years newer and has a bolt and the bolt notches in the cylinder so it is safe with smokeless powder. A lot of these type guns were black powder only of which yours looks to be. I also have several .32 S&W black powder only top breaks, one of which is an over 100 year old Hopkins and Allen that looks almost new. I wouldn't shoot anything but black powder loads in your revolver. I would hate to see anyone that is a member of this forum get hurt. Have fun with it but be careful at the same time.
Sometimes I make my best decisions that way.Apparently I got whiskied up and bought a nickel plating kit and an ugly Jennings Bryco 380 to practice on.
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In short, Yes. Of course they'll ban all black rifles (color is racist). That means that if you own .223 brass or bullets you'll go to jail.I was at the range today and picked up a bunch of free .223 used brass that I found in the grass. BTW, I also found some unfired rounds in the grass too. Which prompted me to think......
IF.......it happened in CA?
Would I have to get a permit to pick them up first?
And/or.......if I happened to use them illegally (to do some evil deed).......could the person who dropped them be held liable?
Aloha, Mark