Help identify a .32 topbreak revolver

11b6r

December 05, 2018 17:40

Question came up on another forum. Typical 5 shot .32 S&W topbreak- WITH NO MARKINGS. The hard rubber grips have a coiled horn, like a hunter's horn. Any ideas of the maker? Have seen that before, but cannot recall it.


Anyone? Bueller? Anyone?

0

• 

  rufe-snow

  December 05, 2018 18:40

  According to my reference, it's Thayer, Robertson & Cary, of Norwich, CN.

  0
• 

  11b6r

  December 05, 2018 23:07

  Rufe- THAT IS IT! Thank you!

  0
• 

  mrmike08075

  December 06, 2018 06:49

  Apropos of nothing...
  
  If you can remove the grip panels on a pistol / handgun without damaging them do so for forensic inspection purposes...
  
  Often markings on / inside the grip frame architecture can be found - occasionally the obverse sides of the grip panels have markings as well
  
  If it's a long gun always perform this level of inspection by removing the butt plate or grip cap
  
  Especially important if it's a MIL surplus piece
  
  Mike

  0

Please sign in to leave a comment.