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Monday, November 1, 2010

NYPD gun


This one has been carried allot, grip is worn on the right, lots of scratches. All the signs of police trade in..

The mechanics are smooth and the timing is spot on. The barrel to cylinder gap is about 6 thou. Barrel rifling is flawless and there is no wear on the cylinder face or the breech area. Screw heads are unmarred. The edges of the ejector are razor sharp as are the cylinder openings.

DAO so likely a 20 year old NYPD gun? Cool if so. How can I tell if it is a conversion and not factory DAO?

Got it for $220 out the door.
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