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ducrider45
Active Member
My CCW Ruger SP101 in 327 Federal Magnum:
A 1969 Colt Frontier Scout in 22LR and 22Magnum:
A 1969 Colt Frontier Scout in 22LR and 22Magnum:
My CCW Ruger SP101 in 327 Federal Magnum:
A 1969 Colt Frontier Scout in 22LR and 22Magnum:
Saweet always wanted to try .327 mag
Mack C-85
R.I.P.
Late 70's S&W Model 17 .22 LR
Early 80's S&W Model 19 .357 Mag
Besides the caliber, the 19 has white outline, red post sights, in every other way they are twins.
Mack
Early 80's S&W Model 19 .357 Mag
Besides the caliber, the 19 has white outline, red post sights, in every other way they are twins.
Mack
GoGoGadget
Deplorable Member
Late 70's S&W Model 17 .22 LR
Early 80's S&W Model 19 .357 Mag
Besides the caliber, the 19 has white outline, red post sights, in every other way they are twins.
Mack
Nice! Two great classics. The K-22 is one of my favorite guns to shoot.
Mack C-85
R.I.P.
Me too, I took it for a spin at On Target last night
....using a B-34 Silhouette @ 25' shot a 241/250 on 5 pt. scoring. I want to change out the sights like the Mod 19, my old eyes aren't that great on all black sights anymore!!
GoGoGadget
Deplorable Member
Me too, I took it for a spin at On Target last night
I painted mine orange with a little model paint - much better in poor lighting (like On Target) and easily removable is I decide..
Mack C-85
R.I.P.
Thanks, I was wondering how well that would work!!!
I have found an exact replacement White Outline Rear Sight, but I was wondering about the front site....that's an easy fix!!
GoGoGadget
Deplorable Member
Yeah, it's easy.
You can't tell from the photo, but it's very bright orange. I painted one coat of Testor's flat white model paint. Then 2 coats of Testor's fluorescent orange. It seems to hold up well. I just left the rear sights all black, but a white outline like you mentioned would be nice.
ducrider45
Active Member
The 327 is very fun to shoot. I'd say it is like shooting a target load 357. you also get an extra shot in the SP-101 (6 shot VS 5 in the 357)
dementlr
Active Member
GoGoGadget
Deplorable Member
Grips!
John Culina (AKA "Kurac") "cokes" in Claro Walnut. Polished Tru Oil finish.
http://culinagrips.com
Kim Ahrends tactical grips in Cocobolo. Polyuerthane finish with hand polishing by me.
John Culina (AKA "Kurac") "cokes" in Claro Walnut. Polished Tru Oil finish.
http://culinagrips.com
Kim Ahrends tactical grips in Cocobolo. Polyuerthane finish with hand polishing by me.
Here's a few of my Smiths...29-5, 629-4, 686-8 plus.
Bootknife
Ultimate Member
I love My 25 and the .45 Colt is a lot of fun along with .45 Scofield !
Vile Shadow
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StantonCree
Watch your beer
- Jan 23, 2011
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Welp the bug bit me again and I picked this one up and it's being sent to Greg this week. Hell of a little beauty. Got a great deal!
Looks to be mid-late 70s Model 10-6 or -7? Awesomeness!
Here is another of my recent pocket pick-ups. This is a Smith & Wesson Model 60--dressed up with the Tyler Grip--that was bought in Eureka Colorado in 1977 by one of our forum members here.
He was a rookie cop and purchased it as his BUG on duty. The hammer was bobbed by the gun shop sometime before he purchased it from the dealer-- who catered mostly to cops.
The seller thought it might've been bobbed by the factory but the research shows that was not possible. Smith and Wesson bobbed hammers at the factory for only a very few model 60s, and that did not happen until years after this gun was produced.
The other confirmation about the bobbed hammer on mine is that Smith & Wesson, after grinding down the hammer, converted their special order pistols to double action ONLY for liability reasons. This pistol, though, retains its SA/DA status--confirming that it was the cop shop that did the operation on it.
Apparently only a few thousand model 60s had factory-bobbed hammers. The logs show they primarily went to the Japanese police and to the New York City Police Department.
He was a rookie cop and purchased it as his BUG on duty. The hammer was bobbed by the gun shop sometime before he purchased it from the dealer-- who catered mostly to cops.
The seller thought it might've been bobbed by the factory but the research shows that was not possible. Smith and Wesson bobbed hammers at the factory for only a very few model 60s, and that did not happen until years after this gun was produced.
The other confirmation about the bobbed hammer on mine is that Smith & Wesson, after grinding down the hammer, converted their special order pistols to double action ONLY for liability reasons. This pistol, though, retains its SA/DA status--confirming that it was the cop shop that did the operation on it.
Apparently only a few thousand model 60s had factory-bobbed hammers. The logs show they primarily went to the Japanese police and to the New York City Police Department.
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4MDGunRights
Gun Totin' Member
I am going to toss a picture of my Ruger revolver in the mix here since I am proud of them.
