Recent content by larryofcc

Looked for quite some time for a wide rib 5 screw. Then I got this 1956 vintage K22 with lettered Target stocks and target hammer. The wide rib 5 screws are harder to find than the thin rib variety. This gun is late enough to have the high polish blue. Big Larry

1956 gun with non relieved stocks. They letter to the gun. Big Larry

# SV 809976 shipped to HD Folsom Co. 4-4-1946. It too has the pre war stocks, and the swivel hole plugged. Big Larry

FWIW, here is Baby # 1300. Shipped 12-51. Some moron buggered the screw on the flat latch. Big Larry

Mine is from 1977. Has Goncalo Alves target stocks, target hammer and trigger. 3/1/2" but no Red Ramp, or W/O rear. Pic attached. Big Larry

Box is in great shape and numbered to this revolver.. Big Larry

Mine from 12-16-1947. # S 963156. Still unfired in its numbered to the gun, box. Big Larry

Here's mine. Real close to yours. # 58646, shipped 3-1955. Still in its original box. Big Larry

I must have missed something. I thought we were talking about 2nd model Targets. Aren't they N frame 44's? Questioned Dr. Jinks about mine, and he said they were scarce in target configuration. I see 1st models for sale more often. Thanks, Big Larry

Pickey, pickey, pickey. What ever it is, put a bag over it when disassembling. Thanks for the clarification Mr. Gil. Big Larry

I don't think you can see anything from this pic of a 1921 2nd model target from my collection and the gun is buried deep in my safe. Be be very careful taking the gun apart. It has the ball and detent on the yoke. According to Dr. Jinks, these guns are rather scarce. Big Larry

Here's a M48-3 with a red ramp sight. Factory makeover of the complete gun. Big Larry

Mine is #1300. Some dummy butchered the screw on the cylinder release. Big Larry

I have both, 2 match Targets, and a boxed M52-A. Have shot none of them. Bg Larry

Boxes are harder to find than the guns. Been looking for quite a while to put my #1300 in. Big Larry