J Frame Photos, Let's See Yours

[bigjerm80]

Photoman44,
Who makes that holster, If you don't mind me asking? Very nice!

 

[photoman]

Photoman44,
Who makes that holster, If you don't mind me asking? Very nice!

That's a Gazelle holster, made in England. I bought it on ebay from a US dealer. A word of caution though, I ordered a third one and it arrived this week. It was not the same color or fit as the first two (as pictured). I'm returning the third one and, hopefully, the dealer will be able to send me another one like the one pictured. I ~really~ like this holster.

 

[moonclip]

Pallidin,
What kind of grips are the ones that almost hide the hammer?

Bianchi 'Lightning Grips'. No longer produced, but they do show up on the auction sites from time to time.

......moon

 

[PALADIN85020]

Pallidin,
What kind of grips are the ones that almost hide the hammer?

Those are Bianchi Lightning grips. They are no longer made, but occasionally turn up on the internet or in gun shows. They were made in a choice of brown or black.

John

 

[Simmer down]

637-2 & 638-3

 

[Horace & Daniel]

My Model 38 Airweight, 1971 vintage.

 

[scott001313]

Long Time LE Back-up -- Model 49 with Hurst Grip Panels

Lots of carry and totally dependable.

 

[photoman]

My Model 38 Airweight, 1971 vintage.

I sure am getting to where I like those darned ugly Bodyguards.

 

[wheelyfun66]

Interesting photo, Photoman!

what speed loaders are those?

 

[kobsw]

Model 36 ca. 71-72. This gun has been in the family since it was new. Although it's well traveled and the finish is far from perfect I still enjoy carrying it and giving it a workout now and then at the range.

 

[photoman]

Interesting photo, Photoman!

what speed loaders are those?

Thanks. I took that one camping last summer in between intense moments. As you can see from the photo below, we picked a nice spot with absolutely nothing around but wind! But I digress...

The speedloaders are S.L. Variant. Made in Germany. Most excellent!

 

[pete950]

Thanks. I took that one camping last summer in between intense moments. As you can see from the photo below, we picked a nice spot with absolutely nothing around but wind! But I digress...

The speedloaders are S.L. Variant. Made in Germany. Most excellent!

Dave,
are those speed loaders really good and were did you get them from?

Pete

 

[coiler666]

Gorgeous snubbies fellas...thanx for sharing em.

 

[Helderberg]

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My first but not my last. Put a hold on a 360 that I hope to grab tomorrow.
Be safe, Frank.

 

[Sebago Son]

Here's a couple of "J"s of interest...

Body Guard Magnum.

Look Ma! No Keylock!

3" Centennial Parabellum.

Everytime I put photos of the one up, I get all kinds of e-mails trying to make me part with it... save the electrons fellas, it ain't for sale.

Ist Issue "Baby Chief".

 

[cjtraining]

Some of each

 

[tom turner]

My "always" (in the front pocket holster) Model 37 Airweight from the pinned barrel era. I've got the original stocks put away for safekeeping. It wears a set of wonderful Elk stag grips from Patrick Grashorn + a Tyler T-grip . . .

Model 36 from the early '60s era ("flat latch," "diamond" stocks, pinned barrel. My knees get weak and my wallet lighter when I see "diamonds!"

Shoots well too . . . first target, standing/unsupported @ 10 yards at a 1" black square target. It's a keeper for sure!!! . . .

and the M36 in a left-handed Mitch Rosen UPL (Upper Limit) holster I purchased from a forum member a few years ago . . . NICE holster indeed. Also, I've added the T-grip since this little revolver was purchased a few years ago . . .

 

[Mike1957]

Just added this one last friday.
Mid 70s model 34-1.

 

[Sebago Son]

Here's my Model 60 "Bass Gun"...

 

[photoman]

Dave,
are those speed loaders really good and were did you get them from?

Pete

I like them a lot. A bit bulky but very functional. The work very similar to the Safariland Comp III for the K frames but load and retain the cartridges differently (better in my opinion). They are a bit hard to find. I got mine from Bobby Mac.

Bobby Mac's