Recent content by PaulDoc

I could not agree more bigmntman. They're not perfect visually but boy do they shine when pressed into action. BTW, love your grips.

I recently found a 3" 547. I didn't however wait as long as you did to fire it but I certainly did enjoy it. Glad to see you got a chance to finally shoot yours. Looking forward to seeing the results of your possible modifications. Thanks for sharing your range experience.

That's one on my wish list. Two thumbs up!

Ran into these two while walking the dog.

Thanks much for the photo of all the paperwork. It shows me what I'm missing.

Funny story actually. I went to the local shop ready to purchase a 627-0 and ended up with the 945-!. The 627-0 wasn't in the condition I was looking for so... I lucked out big time. The 945 had just come through the door only a day or two before.

An unexpected find for sure.

The best part about your "SCORE" is you can play without worrying about the first ding. I have a 1965 4" that I love to shoot. I also love the rich tones of those grips. ENJOY.

BEAUTIFUL pick-up! That is a model on my wish list. I have a two tone Trooper .22lr and a two tone Marshal .38, both from 1954 and both are 4". I like you will wait for a nice one. Hard to find as you said, many were carried a lot.

My colt stable: 1965 Python 1910 Army Special 1955 Marshal 1954 .22 Trooper

I love the look of pearl grips. Those really look great Wyatt. Some guns just really look wonderful with pearl grips.

I like them both.

I found a nice one out in the wild.

Non-relieved target stocks.