French 1892 revolvers

Stevie · 10-19-2003, 09:56 PM

I could not find any Lugers in my budget reality, but I have managed to scrape up an 1890's French army revolver. I'ts a St. Etiennes 1892(made in 95)8mm handfull of smokeless gunpowder destruction. Really pretty nice, cylinder swings out the wrong way, good mechanics and bore, busted and worn smooth grips, looks like it has been lethal in the past, cheap. The lanyard ring is missing. Where can a fellow find some info. and parts sources for these fine made pistols? I got 50 or so rounds of ammo of new and old make in the deal.

Thankya, thankya, Stevie.

10-19-2003, 09:56 PM	#1
Stevie User Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Ok. Posts: 212 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	French 1892 revolvers I could not find any Lugers in my budget reality, but I have managed to scrape up an 1890's French army revolver. I'ts a St. Etiennes 1892(made in 95)8mm handfull of smokeless gunpowder destruction. Really pretty nice, cylinder swings out the wrong way, good mechanics and bore, busted and worn smooth grips, looks like it has been lethal in the past, cheap. The lanyard ring is missing. Where can a fellow find some info. and parts sources for these fine made pistols? I got 50 or so rounds of ammo of new and old make in the deal. Thankya, thankya, Stevie.