Center fire revolver.

[cashye15]

Is it possible to still buy Manurhin revolvers in Australia.
I have been shooting black powder for sometime and would like to more into Center fire. I'm tossing up between a .32 or a .38. would profer a revolver over an auto.
Any advice will be appreciated, thanks..

[Leon]

Yes it is.

Victorian Arms Supplies normally carry stock ( they have new .357 Manurhins in stock at the moment ) but if they don't have stock of what you want, takes only 3 weeks or so to source from the factory in France.

[Leon]

Also look at the Alfa range of .32 and .38 match revolvers. Made in Czechoslovakia, good quality and available in both steel and alloy frames. 1/3 the cost of Manurhins.

[Spencer]

Is it possible to still buy Manurhin revolvers in Australia.
I have been shooting black powder for sometime and would like to more into Center fire. I'm tossing up between a .32 or a .38. would profer a revolver over an auto.
Any advice will be appreciated, thanks..

do it the easy way and go for a .38 or .357 revolver:
- revolver is more inherently more reliable
- .38/357 will give fewer 'flyers' than a .32

Not sure that current Manurhins are quite as good as they were 20 years ago but still very good.

[Leon]

Nothing wrong with current quality Manurhin revolvers. Bought a new .38 Match single action only about 14 months ago and the polishing, blueing, fit & finish is superb. Likewise for my 4 year old .32 Match.

Puts my previous .32 Manurhin Match, bought in the early 90s. to shame...