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SOURCE: Broken lense to police sunglasses. These

As there is obviously no warranty any more, the only way is to see a good optician, best one who is selling police, and have both glasses replaced. It's impossible to replace only one because the optical lenses are now technically much more advanced as well as the colors. Whether it's worth the time and the expenditure for these old glasses you will have to decide after getting an estimate of cost for the new lenses and repIR

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Colt Police special serial number 3839999 What year was it made and what will it fire .38 Special or .38S&W

The Colt .38 Special will fire the same round as a .38 S&W The first Colt .38 was called a Detective speacial produced from 1927 - 1995. The difference was Colt had a bigger frame and fired 6.
S&W fired 5. S&W also had a 200.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.38_S%26W

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A Colt Police Positive would be a 1929, Max. A Police Positive Special or a Detective Special would be 1924.
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What is my 38 colt police positive gun worth and how old is it s/n 46264r

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When was my colt 32-20 revolver serial number 353021 made?

Looks like a 1931, But you decide..

1950
OFFICERS MODEL SPECIAL 1931
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BANKERS SPECIAL 1929
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