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Hi guys,
I'm helping a buddy ( non gunny) who inherited a Colt Police Positive .32 CTG with patent dates stamp, 1884, 1905, and 1926
It is an incredibly small frame double action revolver. Cylinder is hinged and opens out to the left.
Trying to find the proper modern ammo for this so I can teach him how to shoot it.
In reading what I can find online, it seems there are some variables. I want to make sure not to overload this as my Ruger Single Six .22/ .22 magnum is built about three times heavier.
Any input would be greatly appreciated.
I'm helping a buddy ( non gunny) who inherited a Colt Police Positive .32 CTG with patent dates stamp, 1884, 1905, and 1926
It is an incredibly small frame double action revolver. Cylinder is hinged and opens out to the left.
Trying to find the proper modern ammo for this so I can teach him how to shoot it.
In reading what I can find online, it seems there are some variables. I want to make sure not to overload this as my Ruger Single Six .22/ .22 magnum is built about three times heavier.
Any input would be greatly appreciated.