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Old 07-04-2018, 03:21 PM
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Model 17-3 with Culina exhibition cocobolo targets. Mfgd 1968
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Clean example-beautiful wood grain too!
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Super cool package, I must say! Bob
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Gorgeous stocks on a splendid revolver.

Do you ever shoot these pristine beauties, or do they pull permanent safe duty?
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Wow Pete! The gun is really nice but those grips...........
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Real nice grain to those stocks

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Just got many of them.. Probably safe duty. I need shooters, I think
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Wow Pete! The gun is really nice but those grips...........
They are nice. You should have seen the N frame pair they had. Actually they are on Culina Facebook Page mark
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Pete,
Beautiful! I spent 9 years of my earlier days working in a lumber mill and i have a great appreciation for beautiful wood grain. Those stocks are some primo eye candy.

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Pete, beautiful set of grips. Like I've mentioned before, I live about 10 miles from John's work shop. All the wood he has available is beautifully grained. When I visited his shop and saw the material he works with and the effort he puts into every set of grips, they're worth every cent he charges. If you want the best beautiful quality, John Culina is the man to turn to.
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Beautiful revolver and wood, at least on the right hand stock, we never got to see the other one. :-( :-)

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Really pretty, Cocobolo feels wonderful to the hand when all smoothed and polished. Thanks for showing u.
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Nice wood!
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Very nice, I have a 1968 Model 17-3 as well (as per letter) but it is marked “17-2.”
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That blued steel looks pretty darn good too.
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