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Got in a companion to the Colt Pocket Positive I got for Christmas...  The Smith and Wesson version, an I Frame Terrier from 1949-1950, also in .32 long. About the same size frame wise, a little shorter barrel than the Colt. It's weird, it's not really that much smaller than a J frame, in terms of actual dimension, but it really does feel smaller in the hand. Cool revolvers from back when a .32 was considered "more than enough" for a concealed carry gun. Bill R | ||
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Very nice! _____________________________________ P220, P225, P226, P228, P229 Legion, P230, P230SL, P239, 38H, P365, P365 faux Legion, M17X, M17 Full, M18, P210 Standard, P210 Carry Custom Works, SP2022 | |||
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Still digging that Colt. Its ancestor/predecessor, the New Police, in the same cartridge, was NYPD's first standard issue handgun, by NYPD's first commissioner ... Theodore Roosevelt. "The Almighty, He put some livin' things on this earth so a man can eat." - Festus Haggen, Gunsmoke | |||
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sweet little revolvers, great pieces of history | |||
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The dimensions on that I frame are amazing. Both look fantastic. --------------------------- My hovercraft is full of eels. | |||
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