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Description:
here is how it works a little history / gun works good in dry fire / 3 1/4 inch barrel 9 1/2 inches oa // nice original grips numbered to frame of revolver see picture / reblued / name of gun and date etched on frame under cylinder / solid gun in good condition $38 sh $65 sh to ny ak hawaii / winchester was part owner of company that made this gun
made by new haven arms co winchester major stock holder
John Walch believed he’d solved the existing, known risks to superposed firearms, and said so in this excerpt from this patent: “By ramming the ball down, the recess of the ball will become compressed, and thereby the above-mentioned grease or composition will be forced out of the same, filling in every part between the ball and the barrel. by this arrangement the chamber will be well greased and the barrel by each discharge will be thereby well cleaned. by the forcible pressing out of the grease so as to fill every crevice between the ball and the changer every danger is likewise prevent by which the after-charge might be ignited when the forward charge is fired off, and as this forms a perfect air-tight packing for the ball the powder will have more force and be able to send the ball a greater distance… and that without materially increasing the size of the parts or adding to the complexity of the same, and my fire-arm is perfectly secure, and the forward charge is in all instances first exploded.”
Description:
here is how it works a little history / gun works good in dry fire / 3 1/4 inch barrel 9 1/2 inches oa // nice original grips numbered to frame of revolver see picture / reblued / name of gun and date etched on frame under cylinder / solid gun in good condition $38 sh $65 sh to ny ak hawaii / winchester was part owner of company that made this gun
made by new haven arms co winchester major stock holder
John Walch believed he’d solved the existing, known risks to superposed firearms, and said so in this excerpt from this patent: “By ramming the ball down, the recess of the ball will become compressed, and thereby the above-mentioned grease or composition will be forced out of the same, filling in every part between the ball and the barrel. by this arrangement the chamber will be well greased and the barrel by each discharge will be thereby well cleaned. by the forcible pressing out of the grease so as to fill every crevice between the ball and the changer every danger is likewise prevent by which the after-charge might be ignited when the forward charge is fired off, and as this forms a perfect air-tight packing for the ball the powder will have more force and be able to send the ball a greater distance… and that without materially increasing the size of the parts or adding to the complexity of the same, and my fire-arm is perfectly secure, and the forward charge is in all instances first exploded.”
Description:
here is how it works a little history / gun works good in dry fire / 3 1/4 inch barrel 9 1/2 inches oa // nice original grips numbered to frame of revolver see picture / reblued / name of gun and date etched on frame under cylinder / solid gun in good condition $38 sh $65 sh to ny ak hawaii / winchester was part owner of company that made this gun
made by new haven arms co winchester major stock holder
John Walch believed he’d solved the existing, known risks to superposed firearms, and said so in this excerpt from this patent: “By ramming the ball down, the recess of the ball will become compressed, and thereby the above-mentioned grease or composition will be forced out of the same, filling in every part between the ball and the barrel. by this arrangement the chamber will be well greased and the barrel by each discharge will be thereby well cleaned. by the forcible pressing out of the grease so as to fill every crevice between the ball and the changer every danger is likewise prevent by which the after-charge might be ignited when the forward charge is fired off, and as this forms a perfect air-tight packing for the ball the powder will have more force and be able to send the ball a greater distance… and that without materially increasing the size of the parts or adding to the complexity of the same, and my fire-arm is perfectly secure, and the forward charge is in all instances first exploded.”
Description:
here is how it works a little history / gun works good in dry fire / 3 1/4 inch barrel 9 1/2 inches oa // nice original grips numbered to frame of revolver see picture / reblued / name of gun and date etched on frame under cylinder / solid gun in good condition $38 sh $65 sh to ny ak hawaii / winchester was part owner of company that made this gun
made by new haven arms co winchester major stock holder
John Walch believed he’d solved the existing, known risks to superposed firearms, and said so in this excerpt from this patent: “By ramming the ball down, the recess of the ball will become compressed, and thereby the above-mentioned grease or composition will be forced out of the same, filling in every part between the ball and the barrel. by this arrangement the chamber will be well greased and the barrel by each discharge will be thereby well cleaned. by the forcible pressing out of the grease so as to fill every crevice between the ball and the changer every danger is likewise prevent by which the after-charge might be ignited when the forward charge is fired off, and as this forms a perfect air-tight packing for the ball the powder will have more force and be able to send the ball a greater distance… and that without materially increasing the size of the parts or adding to the complexity of the same, and my fire-arm is perfectly secure, and the forward charge is in all instances first exploded.”