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Century + K frames
These old guns all have been used! The parkerized 1899 does have all matching numbers, the blued (reblued at factory 7/78) has matching numbers, but may have replaced parts? stamped <>s on barrel and cylinder, RS on lower grip frame and restamped 4 line address block. Numbers: 8493, 20684, 45727, 46998, 58694, 156485. Yes, the 2 are 6.5 inch barrels. DSCN2062.jpg
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10-03-2017, 04:33 PM
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Ya remember what Andy said to Gomer......Nice, REAL nice.
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10-03-2017, 05:01 PM
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What an instant collection of nice old guns, especially the grips.
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10-03-2017, 07:27 PM
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grips
most are original, numbered to gun, others are searched out to be as original. Even beat-up, these old guns probably will bot be shot by me (again)! Hope fully they will make it another century.
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On the two model of 1899 guns (serial numbers 8493 and 20684), what, if anything, is the caliber roll-marked on the left side of barrel ? I have a study that is trying to find the point where they changed from no caliber marking, to the one-line caliber marking, or if late enough, possibly the two-line caliber marking.
Thanks, Mike Priwer [email protected]
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