If it has not been done yet. How about a thread dedicated to the
'Performance Center revolver'.?
Ever since I bought ( and subsequently sold) my first model 66 F-Comp
I have been enthralled with P.C. revolvers.
With limited numbers made, and them thats got em' holding on to them,
the hunt for these Special guns can be equally frustrating or rewarding.
Forged parts, teardrop hammer spurs, overtravel stops on triggers.
Features and hand fitting make these guns stand out from most all others
aside from non factory customs costing big bucks.
And,,, ports. Egads, lets not forget all those power ports and Mag-na-porting
especially on the magnum models.
So here I go. Here are my offerings in numerical order and by size,
smaller frames first.
Model 13-4 The PC-13 Double Port. 400 made in 1995.
product code 170059. 'HPC' serial prefix.
Model 19-7 . The K-Comp . Serial prefix 'SDA'
Made in a couple different runs. 1994 and 2000. product code 170025.
Model 686-3 'Mag Comp' one of the earlier P.C. guns 1992.
Made for Lew Horton PCG serial prefix . 300 made. 6 shot.
This may be the earliest power port gun. not sure. Product code 170010.
Model 686-4 Carry Comp 7 shot. Product code 170074.
Observed with fluted and unfluted cylinders.
Mine here factory laser engraved courtesy of the previous owner.
Here a comparison of the top straps of the -3 and -4 686s'
Trijicon night sights are factory on both of these.
Model 686-4 P.C. Quadraport. Product code 170077. Ser prefix SDL'.
Produced 1998, 7 shot fluted cylinder, red ramp fr. sight adjustable black
blade rear. Wood combat grips.
Front sight changed by previous owner.
$675. at the West Palm Beach gun show. I felt it was a good deal.
Bunched together. Lots of flame spitting ports there !!
Next installment will be the N frames.
Allen PC-Frame