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10-14-2018, 12:27 PM
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Ivory on early high-polish 32 Winchester
Beautiful fall day in Michigan. I’m heading to the cider mill later. I put these mellow ivory K magnas on my 1905 32 Winchester M&P just to see how they look. Of course they didn’t have magnas in 1905 but I still like the looks on the early high polish finish. I do have the original black hard rubber grips numbered to the gun. Bill
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10-14-2018, 12:53 PM
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I like the ivory magnas on it. Looks great!! That gun is a real beauty! Is that still the original finish??
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10-14-2018, 01:32 PM
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Eewww...have you no fashion sense? Wearing white after labor Day?
The combo looks stunning. (just save it for after next Memorial Day)
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Originally Posted by bracebeemer
Beautiful fall day in Michigan. I’m heading to the cider mill later. I put these mellow ivory K magnas on my 1905 32 Winchester M&P just to see how they look. Of course they didn’t have magnas in 1905 but I still like the looks on the early high polish finish. I do have the original black hard rubber grips numbered to the gun. Bill
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THAT IS THE VERY FIRST WINCHESTER REVOLVER THAT I HAVE EVER SEEN, IN OVER 60 YEARS OF SHOOTNG---AND IT IS BEAUTIFUL ! ! !
GOD ONLY KNOWS HOW MANY OF THEM I WALKED PAST, IN THE COUNTLESS GUN SHOWS THAT I HAVE VISITED. FOR THE FIRST 40+ YEARS, I WAS ONLY INTERESTED IN COLT DA REVOLVERS AND 1911s....
HAVING AN ITCH FOR A .44 MAGNUM, I EAGERLY ANTICIPATED THE AVAILABILITY OF THE NEW COLT ANACONDAS I WAS AN AVID PYTHON FAN, AND I WAS EXPECTING A PYTHON LIKE REVOLVER, CHAMBERED IN .44 MAGNUM. WHEN THE ANACONDA HIT THE SHOWCASE OF MY LGS IN 1990, I WAS SORELY DISAPPOINTED. IT WAS BUILT ON A VERY LARGE NEW FRAME, DESIGNATED AS THE "MM" SIZE. I COULD NOT WARM UP TO IT. SO IT WAS ONLY AT THAT POINT, WHEN I BEGAN TO HAVE AN INTEREST IN S&W REVOLVERS. THEY HAVE BECOME MY MAIN INTERES, AFTER PURCHASING MY FIRsT PAIR OF M629s....
THAT PAIR OF CARVED IVORIES IS DROP DEAD GORGEOUS ! ! !
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10-14-2018, 02:21 PM
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that is a classy setup...
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10-14-2018, 02:30 PM
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The .32 Winchester was another name for the .32-20 cartridge, as is .32 WCF. Other than a few experimental models, Winchester didn't make revolvers for sale.
S&W used several names for their .32-20 revolvers. The Winchester model was one name, the .32 Military & Police was another.
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Beautiful revolver Brace.
Make sure you have a few of those dunkers at the mill.
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