need help

[sergio805]

I picked up this revolver two years ago at a gun show I was told it was in shooting conditions but turns out it's not I'm not very gun savvy So I took the old man's word for it well I decided to take out to the range and asked the range gun Smith to take a look at it before I shot it for safety reasons since its so old well he said it's not safe to shoot I agreed with him after him showing me why and said it's up to me to take the risk so I didn't shoot it. Basically the barrel doesn't line up with the cylinder reasson being is that the teeth on the cylinder are worn out is what he said so does anyone know we're I can get a replacement for it or does anyone have one for sale I really like the revolver so I'd like to restore it shoot me a pm if u got a replacement parts or post here if u have any good ideas of I can do

[krwada]

National Arms

That looks like a National Arms .32 CAL top break small frame revolver.

You can purchase parts for it here.

The National Arms company was bought out by the Colt Mfr. company in the 1800's. The pistol you have looks like one of those that was branded as a National Arms circa early 1900's, and was sold by the Sears and Roebuck Company.

[sergio805]

thanks for the information and it's a 38 s&w caliber forgot to mention that sorry

That looks like a National Arms .32 CAL top break small frame revolver.

You can purchase parts for it here.

The National Arms company was bought out by the Colt Mfr. company in the 1800's. The pistol you have looks like one of those that was branded as a National Arms circa early 1900's, and was sold by the Sears and Roebuck Company.

[sergio805]

geezer I am Clueless on what sort of part I need maybe I should just trade it for another pistol at this point I would take anything that shoots sadly I bought 150 rounds of that s&w before even shooting it 😭

That looks like a National Arms .32 CAL top break small frame revolver.

You can purchase parts for it here.

The National Arms company was bought out by the Colt Mfr. company in the 1800's. The pistol you have looks like one of those that was branded as a National Arms circa early 1900's, and was sold by the Sears and Roebuck Company.

[sergio805]

anyone that wants it shoot me a pm