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The date code on the pistol is 92 and I either bought in 92 or 93 when I was stationed at Fort Polk. I have sure put a lot of rb's through her over the years, it was my first cap and ball pistol. My boys grew up
shooting this revolver and they are now both on active duty one in the Army and the other in USAF. As you can see from the pics the hand spring broke, should be able to find one easy enough and a good
excuse to clean all the gunk out of the inards after 20 some years. Also in the pic you can see two flattened spent caps I found down under the hammer, don't know how long they were there but it was still
shootin till this week, actually it will still functiuon but you have to point the nose down to cock it or the hand won't engage the cylinder. I have heard the Pietta parts will fit an ASM does anyone know if this is
true?
shooting this revolver and they are now both on active duty one in the Army and the other in USAF. As you can see from the pics the hand spring broke, should be able to find one easy enough and a good
excuse to clean all the gunk out of the inards after 20 some years. Also in the pic you can see two flattened spent caps I found down under the hammer, don't know how long they were there but it was still
shootin till this week, actually it will still functiuon but you have to point the nose down to cock it or the hand won't engage the cylinder. I have heard the Pietta parts will fit an ASM does anyone know if this is
true?
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