Dan:

You did realize that that is NOT a nickel gun? As you have told me, you are only into pre-war nickle guns [you know where I am leading]; so....when you are tired of that gun I'll take it off of your hands - you can even keep the grips, seeing as I have a nice set of KB's that would look great on that one ...

BTW, I would love to see it in person. Do you happen to be coming up to the Sept 13-14 CR show in PHX? If so it would be fun to look at that revolver, even if it is through the glass in your display case.

Hi RK,

I am sure I will be there. there is a Crossroads show here in Tucson this weekend if you want to see it earlier

Dan

Dan.
You going to be behind a table or walking the floor? I am trying to get my act together and drive over for the day on Sat. I have found a couple of 4 screw Mod 19's I might try to sell. 19 and a 19-1. Pretty common stuff. I am always looking for an unusual N frame or a K22.
See you there.
Bill

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Originally posted by Dan M:
Hi RK,

I am sure I will be there. there is a Crossroads show here in Tucson this weekend if you want to see it earlier

Dan

I won't be able to make it to Tucson this weekend, but I'll see you in Phx on the 13th...

Nice HD!

Unfortunately all I've got is the sight...

10-15 years ago when I lived in LALALand, I saw a blue worn twin at Martin B. Retting's. I didn't occur to me that it might have been done by King's Gunsight. I'm sure it's long gone. I guess I have to add more to my wish list.

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Originally posted by AKtinman:
Nice HD!

Unfortunately all I've got is the sight...

Thanks for the photo - that is exactly how I thought it would work. Very cool engineering.