Antique firing safety verification

Dukeoflawnchair

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So there be a number of cheaper "fair-good" condition antiques around...and it's always recommended that they be properly tested out before being shot. I'm specifically speaking of the solid framed .32rf revolver variety. What's usually done to verify their shootability? Rigging up an elaborate wooden frame to hold the gun w/ a string attached to the trigger ain't too difficult...
 
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