It'd roughly translate to .866 caliber.... That's one big bullet!
ISO a gunsmith to help restore a pistol
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It'd roughly translate to .866 caliber.... That's one big bullet!
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Earlier Stars had a straight frame (1922/early Model A/B etc). The Star 1921 also had a grip safety but it was not well-received.
The Star firing system design doesn't accommodate a grip safety very well, like the Browning design does.
There's actually a "sub-culture" that collect these kinds of home-made pistols, this one looks pretty well-made by comparison to some I've seen
(like this "chrome" POS 'Star clone" I wound up sending back, frame actually built up of welded sections)
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