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Old October 4, 2017, 06:34 AM   #51
Mike Irwin
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The reason that the .38 S&W is still around today is the same reason the .32 S&W is still around today -- MILLIONS of revolvers were manufactured for it over 100 years, and many are still in use today.

S&W and others were still manufacturing .38 S&W's into the 1970s, and H&R may have been making them into the 1980s.
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