Follow-Up Report on the H&R .32 Revolver Found in an Abandoned Mine: "Did You Keep the Gun?"
Автор: Exploring Abandoned Mines and Unusual Places
Загружено: 2015-11-06
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I found this 100+ year old H&R .32 revolver a couple months ago deep in an abandoned mine. For the many viewers who asked if I kept the gun, this video is your answer now that I have secured legal possession of the gun. I also show the gun disassembled and assembled, and I show it being fired. It's a great little piece of firearm history and quite a find!
These revolvers date back to the late 1800s and early 1900s. They were manufactured in New England and were well-regarded for their shooting accuracy. Because they are somewhat small in size, they were meant to be carried in one's breast pocket or vest pocket back in the days when concealed-carry permits were not even existent.
This gun has a slight defect on the cog that rotates the cylinder; therefore, two of the chambers almost always mis-fire. My gun expert buddy Tony agrees that I need to take this gun into a gunsmith and have them rebuild the cog so that the cylinder rotates accurately.
All content shown in this video and all my videos is for education and entertainment only.
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