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Can anyone tell me if a new model blackhawk in .357 made in 1974 is the same frame size as an old model .357?? (s/n starts in the 32 range) |
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| No, they're not the same. The New Model 357 cylinder and frame is essentially the same size as the flat top and old model 44. |
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| So would an old model .357 be smaller than a new model .357 or a flat top?? |
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| Yes, an a new model 357 Blackhawk frame and cylinder is larger than an old model or flat top. |
| Posts: 545 | Location: Liberty, MO | Registered: 21 January 2003 | 
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