Anyone know what this one is?

[RussP]

http://www.glocktalk.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=140205&stc=1&d=1201234396

:wavey:

[Thick45]

Well, I know it's NOT a S&W. Many companies copies the S&W double action, breaktop design...H&R is the most prevalent, but there are others. As a general rule, they usually don't have the overall fit, finish, and quality of the Smith & Wessons. While H&R and a few others copied the .32 and .38 caliber Smiths, Belgium, Spain, and a few other countries copies the big double action .44 caliber Smiths....

I don't recognize that logo on the side of that revolver, so I know that it is a Smith copy, but it SHOULD have the name of the manufacturer on the top strap. If it is a .38, then .38 S&W would be the caliber, NOT .38 Spl.....

With a little more info, I have the books to look up a bit more on this at home...

[Ol' 12-toes]

I can't quite tell if the 'target' logo at the top of the grips has 'bullet holes' in it -

if so, this was pretty standard for H&R.

[RussP]

Yep, H&R Auto Ejecting .38 S&W CTGE

Don't know how old it is, but it still shoots...

:cool:

[Berto]

Looks like it's in pretty nice shape.
i'd like to find one similar, but they're always thrashed.

[RussP]

It is in good shape. It was my father-in-law's we think. It's not worth much other than sentimental value.

[Glockanatorrrrr]

It is in good shape. It was my father-in-law's we think. It's not worth much other than sentimental value.

Nice gun though. What year(s) do you think it was made?

[RussP]

The serial # is 297***. I wasn't able to get much info on the internet.