Here's a fascinating look at the internal workings of a Dardick revolver which appears to be in great shape.

All I can say is Wow!!!!

I've had some of the green .38 Trounds years back.

I watched this video today at lunch. It's pretty cool to see rare or different firearms.

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Originally posted by David Lee:
I've had some of the green .38 Trounds years back.

Do you remember how you came by them? I would imagine that they were rather uncommon.

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Originally posted by FiveFiveSixFan:

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Originally posted by David Lee:
I've had some of the green .38 Trounds years back.

Do you remember how you came by them? I would imagine that they were rather uncommon.

I never had them by the boxes but, I've had singles givin to me and have purchased them from on line sellers back when my cartridge collection was taking over my living quarters.. . I learned the hobby can become expensive when you get to rare, new or good condition cartridges. I've had white and green fired trounds also.

Saw a outdated auction in which a full box sold for $275.00. Also see singles selling for $40.00 and $50.00 asking price. However, these trounds appear to be fake reloads as the metal disc which houses a primer is missing. Dont believe the trounds were ever loaded in .38 as such.

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Originally posted by FiveFiveSixFan:
Do you remember how you came by them? I would imagine that they were rather uncommon.

I thought I recalled hearing (on some video) that even now the ammo is a lot more common than finding one of the guns themselves. (??)

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Originally posted by cas:

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Originally posted by FiveFiveSixFan:
Do you remember how you came by them? I would imagine that they were rather uncommon.

I thought I recalled hearing (on some video) that even now the ammo is a lot more common than finding one of the guns themselves. (??)

That may well be true, especially via the Internet. I’ve never personally encountered any at Gun shows, LGS, etc.