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Product Information
| Cartridge |
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| Capacity |
6 Round
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| Weight |
40 Ounce
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| Barrel Length |
4.75 Inches
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| Action Type |
Revolver
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| Trigger Type |
Single Action
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| Threaded Muzzle |
No
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| Barrel Finish |
Blued
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| Front Sight |
Blade
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| Rear Sight |
Groove
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| Frame Material |
Steel
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| Grip Material |
Wood
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| Frame Finish |
Blued
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| Grip Style |
Smooth
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| Grip Color |
Walnut
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| Compensated |
No
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| Country of Origin |
Italy
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