Indians For Guns

I have just got myself a Colt .38 (NSP)

It is an old weapon and would appreciate any ideas for its care.

Any folks with NSP weapons please PM. C/80

Nice revolver. Do you easily get ammo for it??

Atul

Tarzan
you have got a nice revolver.it have a greenish patinna which you find on parkerised weapons stored for long
time.

Looks like a Colt Army .38 made somewhere around the turn of the last century

1889....precisely.....special order for the US Navy...fought in the spanish american war, WWI , WWII somehow found its way to the LTTE who shot at the Indian Army with it and probably got killed doing that....reached the ordanance depot and now with me....some history.....and still works....

Wow, Tarzonboy, What is the procedure to get similar weapons that reach the 'ordinance depot' ???

Atul

Well, if you read my first post.... it is a NSP weapon. that stands for Non Service Pattern .

So the procedure is : -

You have to be a military officer

Apply to the Army Ordinance

Wait.......for a long time....

and then if you are lucky you will be allotted one whenever available.

Oh! so it is not for us mere mortals.

Atul

tarzanboy73 wrote:1889....precisely.....special order for the US Navy...fought in the spanish american war, WWI , WWII somehow found its way to the LTTE who shot at the Indian Army with it and probably got killed doing that....reached the ordanance depot and now with me....some history.....and still works....

Congratulations Tarzanboy73. This weapon indeed has an interesting history behind it.

Sorry about that Atul...

Thanks Zombie..

i just want to know that if you have obtained a civil arms license for this or still using the exempted category applicable to army officers...pl reply

Am still serving so do not need a license...the mha is still awaiting clarification with what to do with post 82 defence allottees....once that is clear, shall either get a license or return the weapon to cod before retiring

Tarzanboy
Congrats my uncle has a same probably not as old, his issues were with hammer/trigger related it would not fire properly with double action. One sometimes had to manually cock the hammer and fire. Have it checked from competent gun smith
https://www.gunpartscorp.com/Manufactur ... -37998.htm
Try there schema for parts etc..Good luck

Cool break-down link ngrewal

Thanks Gary...