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Infidel · February 14, 2005, 08:02 PM

Thank you. That all fits exactly.

There is a 'V' after the serial number. The right side of the barrel is marked ".38 S&W". The markings are hard to see,-- the gun has a lot of use wear.

This revolver belongs to a friend who bought it used about 25-30 years ago for $25. He has put quite a bit of .38 Special ammo through it without a problem and now keeps it as a home defense gun (and loads 5, old habit). I was just intrigued by the Cogswell and Harrison stamp, but now it makes sense.

Thank you.

February 14, 2005, 08:02 PM	#3
Infidel Member Join Date: October 30, 2001 Location: CO Posts: 19	Thank you. That all fits exactly. There is a 'V' after the serial number. The right side of the barrel is marked ".38 S&W". The markings are hard to see,-- the gun has a lot of use wear. This revolver belongs to a friend who bought it used about 25-30 years ago for $25. He has put quite a bit of .38 Special ammo through it without a problem and now keeps it as a home defense gun (and loads 5, old habit). I was just intrigued by the Cogswell and Harrison stamp, but now it makes sense. Thank you.