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Broń palna, pistolety, rewolwery - AtenaGun.pl
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TEN EGZEMPLARZ
Ten Rewolwer S&W Model 1905 kal. 38 S&W pochodzi z lat 1915 – 1942. Zachowany w dobrym stanie technicznym. Oksyda posiada liczne rysy. Lufa 6″ w dobrym stanie. Okładki chwytu oryginalne, drewniane, nieuszkodzone. Podobny model 1905 nr ser. 6423570 posiadał dowódca Luftwaffe Herman Goering – obecnie jego broń można podziwiać w muzeum w West Point w USA.
REWOLWER SMITH & WESSON MILITARY & POLICE
Ten rewolwer skonstruowany na ramie w rozmiarze K jest najpopularniejszą bronią XX wieku. Wyprodukowano ich ponad 6 000 000 egzemplarzy. Sześciostrzałowiec ten był produkowany w wariantach z długością lufy 2″, 2.5″, 3″, 4″, 5″ i 6″. Produkcja tego rewolweru przypadająca na lata 1942-44 została oznaczona prefiksem V w numerze seryjnym – stąd popularna nazwa egzemplarzy z tamtego okresu Smith & Wesson Victory. Victory był wysyłany w ramach programu Lend-Lease do Wielkiej Brytanii, Kanady, Australii, Nowej Zelandii i RPA. Po wojnie wznowiono produkcję tego rewolweru pod nazwą S&W Model 10. Model 10 był dostępny w wersjach oksydowanej i niklowanej. Od Modelu 10-5 zaprzestano stosowania półokrągłej muszki – swoistego symbolu tej broni. Zamiast tego zastosowano muszkę o innym kształcie. Modele 10 były dostępne głównie z lufami 4″.
[źródła: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smith_%26_Wesson_Model_10#Model_10_variants, „Standard Calatog of Smith&Wesson” Jim Supica; Richard Nahas]
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