Help Identify
I inherited a pistol and I cannot find any info on it and would really like to know. First its an autoloading 32auto. A large "FL" on the top of the hand grip. Removable mag that holds 7 or 8 rounds. it has the words "F. L. S f l b stlader and under that D. R. G. M. 625263-633251 and a s/n 43395 Any info would be greatly appreciated.
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I have what appears to be .38 cal RF shorts some have (U on bottom)and (Diamond on bottom)...what are they worth and what are they used in????
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(A) Not much. There are a gazillion of them out there and the only ones which are worth much of anything will have raised headstamps or be in some sort of exotic load (proof, multiball). A really nice gem mint box of 50 might bring as much as $50. Loose, figure $0.10 to $0.25 each. The "U" is probably Remington-UMC (could be UMC, but where they came mixed with the later Western loads, most likely not) and the diamond is Western. These were loaded up into the 1960s or so and these are likely some of those made circa 1930 - 1960.
(B) Many inexpensive rifles (usually single shot) and handguns from the late 1800s, early 1900s.0
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