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I have a pair of Allen&Wheelock, side-hammer, lipfire revolvers. I presume .32 caliber, but an ordinary .32 won't slide into the cylinder. Both are labeled and dated on the left of the octagonal barrel, which measures 4 1/2" to the frame. The July 3, 1860 date is on the barrel on both revolvers and NOT on the frame as in the third edition. The extractor is on the left side of the hammer and moves upward to push the spent cartridge out of the cylinder.
I can't find photos on any auction site that are exact to these guns. Serial numbers match on cylinder, inside wooden handle and on frame under handle.
Any ideas?
I can't find photos on any auction site that are exact to these guns. Serial numbers match on cylinder, inside wooden handle and on frame under handle.
Any ideas?
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