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celtgun · July 24, 2010, 08:48 PM

I have a 32-20 made 1910, and a 38 Special made 1916. They shoot great, the 32-20 has an excellant reblue, the 38 is only 50/60%, no rust. They have the best feeling action ever, right up there with my Python.
My nephew at about age 12 shot it and said "Uncle Lee you should give me that gun". Yes, it is left to him. 100 years old this year, still shooting good.
The fit of these pistols is beyong compare, the seam at the front of the crane will not catch your finger nail. Nobody did it better.

Pray and Shoot Daily.
Lee Jones(Celtgun)

"Tolerance, like moderation, is a virtue best observed in moderation." (In essence, tolerance means that you don't really give a damn.
Chairman Jeff Cooper

July 24, 2010, 08:48 PM	#17
celtgun Senior Member Join Date: August 17, 2008 Location: SE North Carolina Posts: 203	As good as ever made I have a 32-20 made 1910, and a 38 Special made 1916. They shoot great, the 32-20 has an excellant reblue, the 38 is only 50/60%, no rust. They have the best feeling action ever, right up there with my Python. My nephew at about age 12 shot it and said "Uncle Lee you should give me that gun". Yes, it is left to him. 100 years old this year, still shooting good. The fit of these pistols is beyong compare, the seam at the front of the crane will not catch your finger nail. Nobody did it better. Pray and Shoot Daily. Lee Jones(Celtgun) "Tolerance, like moderation, is a virtue best observed in moderation." (In essence, tolerance means that you don't really give a damn. Chairman Jeff Cooper