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[DRH]

I have two and they are very accurate. The ammo is on sale this month at Century for a price that would be hard to beat. A pre-WW2 revolver in excellent condition with holster, tool and lanyard for under $90.00 is a good deal.

[fal_762x51]

The broom handle is great and the recoil doesn't exist. It does have a safety; the double action. The double action on those sucks, but singling it works perfectly. It is very accurate and you can reload or use .32 H&R or .32 Long in it. The .32 ACP cylinder has some good reviews and some bad, but I personally like the 7.62x38r. It's just expensive and a bitch and a half to reload.

[Moonclip]

Correct ammo is expensive. DA pull is about over 20lbs. I rarely see them for sale in CA except at gunshows. I have one but rarely shoot it.

[montan]

The broom handle is great and the recoil doesn't exist. It does have a safety; the double action. The double action on those sucks, but singling it works perfectly. It is very accurate and you can reload or use .32 H&R or .32 Long in it. The .32 ACP cylinder has some good reviews and some bad, but I personally like the 7.62x38r. It's just expensive and a bitch and a half to reload.

That's right. It is an interesting piece. Over engineered.

[CSACANNONEER]

I wish I could help but, all I have is a 1887 Swedish Nagant chambered in 7.5 Nagant. I have shot .32 Colt &.32 S&W in it. I forget which of the two is smaller but, the smaller one is too small for the chambers thus, causing the brass to fail. This is not a good thing. I'm always in the market for 7.5 nagant ammo.

[fastsvt1998]

I have one with the .32 ACP cylinder. I was surprised at how accurate it is and the ammo is a lot cheaper than the 7.62 Nagant. Kept the original cylinder in the safe for later. Fun to shoot. Double action pull is horrible as everyone has stated. Mine looked un-issued from J&G.