Alfa Proj Revolvers now in!

[Chemist]

We are now carrying a full line of Alfa Proj Revolvers in 22LR, 22WMR, 38 Special, 9mm and 357 Mag. Pricing ranges from $419.95 to $559.95 with free shipping.

http://www.theammosource.com/index.p...&cPath=2_3_600




ALFA - PROJ spol. s r.o. was established in 1993 as a Czech limited company. The company’s scope of activity includes production and trade, employing 100 personnel out of 140 in production.

Since the beginning of the company’s existence it has involved in short arms production. The short arms range includes blank-shoot revolvers and low muzzle energy shot revolvers as well as life revolvers of .22 LR to .357 Magnum calibres. Since 2002, ALFA-PROJ has been manufacturing Combat and Defender pistols, calibres from 9 mm to .45 ACP. The company enhanced its production with air arms in 2004. Currently these include air pistols and rifles for shooting sport.

The annual capacity of the company is 25,000 arms. ALFA - PROJ spol. s r.o. is the second leader in production of the short arms in the Czech Republic.

[cableguy]

These are getting so popular...I'm already on my second model.

[lakermetal]

Nice lookin wheel gun. Good pricing too.

[BadeaJohn]

does Alpha make a revolver with interchangeable cylinders for 22lr and 22wmr?

[SoylentD]

Does the 357 shoot 38 special also, or is that just a S&W thing?

[max-power]

Pretty sure you can shoot 38 spl from any 357

[SoylentD]

Pretty sure you can shoot 38 spl from any 357

I am too, the 38 sp being an underpowered round versus the 357. However every gun manufacturer who has 357 listed has the /38sp after, and the Alfa guys don't. They also have specific 38sp revolvers too.

[max-power]

Good point, though I wouldnt understand why not.
Unless it has something to do with the forcing cone or something.

[Expendable Nate]

I really want one in .38 but that front site is sum ugly

[kschneider]

You can fire .38 from a .357, but not .357 from a .38 because the .38 cylinder is shorter than the .357. I never had one but my dad had 3, Colt .38, Ruger .357, and a S&W .357. When we were little, we could only shoot .38 from the Ruger and S&W, and I remember him telling us never try to put .357 in the .38 because the .357 is longer than the .38 cylinder. Dad didn't mention any thing about the pressure being way more in a .357, but I figure he felt it was a moot point since it won't fit anyway. Either that, or he figured because I was only a 12 year old girl, I wouldn't understand. LOL.