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Old 07-07-2022, 01:35 PM
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I can't believe you guys don't recognize those Jay Scott plastic pearl grips! They made black and white pearl, stag, and ivory out of PLASTIC with the wood backers.
Google em!
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The 44 Frontiers I have owned usually lack a caliber mark.
The Op's gun is refinished, possibly by the Factory.
I can't tell from his pic if the extractor is blue or white.


Here is a neat old original 4", not cut. The grips are original and numbered to the gun. It had no caliber mark even though it is #7252. I do not remember if I checked the extractor for a serial number, but it is white.


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