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Don't mean to sound dumb, but was does "nms" mean in the description of this beautiful revolver?
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Taylor's & Co. 1873 Ranch Hand 357 Magnum Revolver
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Yeah...I think you hit it. Single action revolvers copying the Colt SA rarely have any kind of manual safety. But I have seen some that do.. They use a "hammer block" safety that prevents the hammer from striking anything. Really nice looking gun. Good for just shooting or maybe some "cowboy" competition.