Colt Police Positive .32 Revolver

A look at a 1914 vintage Colt Police Positive revolver chambered for the .32 Smith & Wesson Long cartridge. This old revolver once belonged to the Canadian Pacific Railroad and would have been carried as a railroad policeman's service revolver.

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Science & Technology

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• Colt
• Police
• Positive
• Revolver
• Handgun
• Canadian
• Pacific
• Railroad
• CPR
• .32
• Smith
• Wesson

[TheMrMiguel24]

Can anyone please tell me where I can find the ejecter rod along with cylinder and cylinder swing out. Thanks a lot. The ones on my 32-20 ctg long are bent n won't let the gun function.

[314299]

@TheMrMiguel24 You could try The Gun Parts Corporation, they have a website.

[BioBoosterSoldier]

Can they shoot 32 wadcutter out of this gun?

[314299]

@BioBoosterSoldier Yes, you can certainly shoot .32 S&W Long wadcutter ammo in one of these.

[BioBoosterSoldier]

@314299 i have one jus like this one but the wadcutters wont fit in the cylinder.

so do u have an idea of what other type of ammo i can shoot out of it?

[314299]

@BioBoosterSoldier Are you sure you dont have a .32 S&W instead of a .32 S&W Long?

The 32 S&W is a much shorter round.

[314299]

@zazu2303 No, they are different and not interchangeable.

[zazu2303]

Is the 32 S&W long the SAME as .32-20 WFC?? Sorry if dumb question

[314299]

@BioBoosterSoldier Any decent gun shop should have .32 S&W Long ammunition, or be able to order it in for you. You could also order it from Midway USA or one of the other on-line sellers.

[BioBoosterSoldier]

I have one just like the one that you have and i cant find any ammo for it

Where can i get some ammo?