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11-07-2011, 02:58 PM
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Originally Posted by PALADIN85020
The "I" frame guns have long been out of print, but I thought it might be fun (and historically instructive) to put together some photos of those you might have.
This is my only one, a veteran of the bullseye circuit. Today, it's no thing of beauty, but it reflects years of earnest use. This is a 22/32 Hand Ejector, built on the Bekeart pattern. It left the Smith & Wesson factory on March 19, 1917, headed for M.W. Robinson distributors in New York City.
Let's see whatcha got!
John
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John,
That's a very unusual rear sight that I've never seen before. Do you have any information about it?
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Jim
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