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Colt Official Police 1929 - 38 SPL?
jebbar
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I recently won an auction for a Colt Official Police advertised as .38 SPL. The barrel just says Colt Official Police .38. I know the Police Positive was offered in multiple .38 Cal rounds but thought the Official Police was only made in .38 SPL. For example, a 38 SW shouldn't chamber in a .38 SPL, but a .38 LC would, right? Only I never read of chambering int his pistol in 38 LC.
The pistol is in beautiful shape and I am inclined to be very happy with it. Just want to make sure I got what I paid for and that it is safe.
Thanks.
JB
The pistol is in beautiful shape and I am inclined to be very happy with it. Just want to make sure I got what I paid for and that it is safe.
Thanks.
JB
Comments
You don't know what some previous owner might have done though? I have seen way to many bubbaed guns over the years. If some guy years ago, had a bunch of .38 S & W ammo. He wanted to shoot. Likely he wouldn't thought twice, about reaming the chambers.
JB