***SOLD***1889 Smith & Wesson 32 S&W revolver - $200

[accessbob]

***SOLD***
LOCATION: SE PORTLAND (near SE 82nd and SE Foster)

Selling my Smith & Wesson 4th Model Top Break .32 S&W revolver (3" barrel). It is in Fair condition with very good bore and rifling. The nickel plating is probably about 60-70%. It shoots .32 S&W Short black powder cartridges and is a fun little piece of history. I was told by a Smith & Wesson forum member that this was shipped on May 23, 1889. Serial number is 1362xx.

Will also include as package deal with my Kahr CW45 for a total of $520.

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[solv3nt]

Where do you buy black powder cartridges?

 

[metrotps]

Where do you buy black powder cartridges?

HERE:
32 S&W Black Powder Ammo|32 Smith & Wesson Black Powder Ammunition

 

[accessbob]

HERE:
32 S&W Black Powder Ammo|32 Smith & Wesson Black Powder Ammunition

That's exactly what I was going to post.

This gun is not something you would likely shoot a lot. It would be expensive. It is more about having a piece of history so the demographic for owning one of these is probably quite small.

 

[solv3nt]

Dang, I was looking for a cool piece of history to shoot

 

[trainsktg]

Dang, I was looking for a cool piece of history to shoot

Why not shoot it? My 1884 Martini Henry got shot fairly often and its rounds cost $7.50 each.

 

[accessbob]

Dang, I was looking for a cool piece of history to shoot

If you reload you can save a ton of money and be able to shoot it a lot more than trying to buy "factory rounds." I just have never gotten around to acquiring any ammo for it and I currently don't have any place to reload so that left that option off of my table.

 

[metrotps]

Here also:
http://www.tenxammo.com/tenx_ammo_B.html

 

[accessbob]

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