revolvers without cylinder

Shooting Centre said:
I did. Pre 1898 manufacture does not automatically make anything an antique. Therefore the CFC with automatically assume either restricted or prohibited if a handgun. Only a determination of caliber ( in the case of catridge handguns) makes it move to antique.
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if its just a frame it can be clamed as antique the frame is what makes it antique(cal also with some)
 
antiqueguy said:
if its just a frame it can be clamed as antique the frame is what makes it antique(cal also with some)
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You can claim that a frame is antique, but the good folks at the RCMP aren't going to agree with you without the appropriate caliber.
 
antiqueguy said:
i have chambered .38 colt in a .38sp revolver before so the shorter cartridge would not make a differece once its chambered for the longer cartridge it would no longer be chambered for the shorter cartridge the shorter cartridge mite still fit but that will happen in most .38sp guns. just like the 25rd ruger 10/22 mags fit the charger ;)
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This isn't going to work.
The pistol was manufactured as .38LC, and will still chamber and function properly with .38LC.
Before you waste any time and money on such a conversion, get a ruling.
 
tiriaq said:
Camerl2009 - Is that you?
Welcome back!
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I knew i'd seen this guy before, but couldn't put my finger on it because he just joined a week ago. But tiriaq got it i think. I went back and read some of camerl2009 old posts and then read some of antiqueguy's. Even make the same spelling mistakes. If it's not the same person they must be clones.
 
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Wasn't that the 3 time loser that stared at his feet and mumbled a lot in his videos?
Threatened anyone that called him on his BS, with a lawyer?
Smells about right.

Cheers
Trev
 
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