Recent content by GLL

I agree ! Both sides.

Mt 5 inch and 6.5 inch no-dash.

I have been looking for a 4 inch nickel 25-5 and an 8 3/8 inch nickel 57 here in California for the past 20 years ! Jerry

Bill: Here is my Hamilton Bowen .38/44 Outdoorsman (42974) to .45 Colt conversion. Grips are by Roy Fishpaw. Sorry for the old photo. I need to make a few new images. Jerry

Thank you for the information. I have not lettered the 2nd model guns. There is not enough money in the change jar yet. Jerry

Here is my number 28248. I also have its sibling number 23363 which is in about the same condition. This one is my great-grandson's favorite even though it is a bit heavy for him. Both are very good shooters with light target loads.. We take them to the range on a regular basis along with a...

Paul: Very nice photo of the checkering !

DVO: Beautiful photo of an exceptionally nice 3.5"

Can you post a photo of the right side? Jerry

Ken: It is indeed interesting that the 625-6 Mountain Gun (1996) snuck through with forged hammer and trigger and a -6 designation since the -6 Production change (1997) actually called for MIMM components ! Jerry

There is one aspect of the .45ACP 625-4 Springfield Armory model that is often missed. The 500 Lew Horton guns were produced in the Performance Center in 1994 and equipped with forged hammers and triggers.

The Lew Horton 625-4 Springfield Armory was a run of 500 guns from the Performance Center. I paid $490 (years ago) for mine brand new in the box from a dealer who could not unload it for over a year. I think the ugly gold logo on the side plate made it difficult to sell ! Great looking gun...

Chris: How do you contact Susan at Lew Horton concerning Special Edition guns? I have the exact same model. Jerry

Very nice photo presentation of the new family member. That particular set of smooth grips are a good match for your new 4 inch ! Jerry

Are the sights fixed or adjustable? Is the barrel 4 or 5 inch vs. 6 1/2 inch?