Sportsterguy
Member
Greeting folks,
Bought this pristine 19-3 in nickel a few years back and carried it in a Alessi shoulder holster as my Harley riding weapon. After riding though a few T-storms went back to packing my 1911 Springer as the 19 came with the box, all the fixins and was ANIB. After seeing some of your folks beautiful S&W's with the Executioners stags and a Tyler knew I had to have one. Got a great deal on the stags from a Forum member and bought the Tyler, which was beat up a bit. Paid good money for it after practically giving away 4 in the last 2 years as the prices are through the roof. After some light sanding, a coat of primer and 3 coats of Krylon I repainted it. After a long day and night waiting for the paint to dry I fianlly put them together. It's my only BBQ revolver and plan on doing the same to a no dash 4" 57 after Christmas. Please let me know what you think and any suggestions would help me out next time
The old Puma has skinned many a deer since 1978 and is my all time favorite knife.
How do you guys take them beautiful pics with the nice white background? My old porch doesn't do the revolver justice and any advice would be appreciated. I know the chair legs need to go in the last pic
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Hope you guys like it as much as I do. Thanks and stay safe,
Roger
Bought this pristine 19-3 in nickel a few years back and carried it in a Alessi shoulder holster as my Harley riding weapon. After riding though a few T-storms went back to packing my 1911 Springer as the 19 came with the box, all the fixins and was ANIB. After seeing some of your folks beautiful S&W's with the Executioners stags and a Tyler knew I had to have one. Got a great deal on the stags from a Forum member and bought the Tyler, which was beat up a bit. Paid good money for it after practically giving away 4 in the last 2 years as the prices are through the roof. After some light sanding, a coat of primer and 3 coats of Krylon I repainted it. After a long day and night waiting for the paint to dry I fianlly put them together. It's my only BBQ revolver and plan on doing the same to a no dash 4" 57 after Christmas. Please let me know what you think and any suggestions would help me out next time
The old Puma has skinned many a deer since 1978 and is my all time favorite knife.
How do you guys take them beautiful pics with the nice white background? My old porch doesn't do the revolver justice and any advice would be appreciated. I know the chair legs need to go in the last pic
!Hope you guys like it as much as I do. Thanks and stay safe,
Roger
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