Unissued, unfired, and sitting in a PD armory for almost 50 years.

I intend to correct the unfired part ASAP

BTW, anyone interested in a 1952 K38 Combat Masterpiece? I love it, but can’t justify two almost identical revolvers, especially when I have three other K-frame .38’s

would not mind having a K38 but unfortunately, I have more pressing needs at the moment.

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Ele era feio.

Looks great! My model 15 is well worn, but it was my uncle’s duty gun until he went undercover as a narc. It was worked over by the armorer back in the 70’s and is smooth as can be. DA is amazing and SA is scary light!

And you are right, a K frame is about the perfect sized handgun. I love big bores but the K is just right!

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Say what? When it comes to K-frames, no justification needed. Two identical revolvers constitutes a matched pair. That justifies two matching holsters to put them in, a matching belt to hang them on, and maybe even a matching ammo slide. All fancy tooled, of course.

Look at the opportunity here!

No kidding, fine condition M15s deserve immense respect in this day and age. No better revolvers were ever produced. They weren't called Masterpieces for nothin'.

Great score, Otony!

Catoosa