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Great pic and gun, digi-shot. So that's the correct grip! Your 1905 has been somewhat better taken care of--or have you rehabed it some? Are the grips original, or did you add them? It looks like a 4 inch barrel, other than that and condition ours would be twins. Thanks for the excellent photo...

DeaconKC- Pardon my ignorance, But the grips on the closest gun or the one behind, are the proper grips? six

Wow! 1923? Better go easy on the loads I run through it. I know most seem opposed to re-blue jobs, but this one might need one for self-preservation, The bore is good and it locks up well; however there are some light rust patches on the grips, My gunsmith checked it and it's still a shooter...

I know it is a .38 Special serial number 4216XX, any extra info would be appreciated, especially when it was made. What are appropiate grips for it? Thanks for the help, six

I know it is a .38 Special serial number 4216XX, any extra info would be appreciated, especially when it was made. What are appropiate grips for it? Thanks for the help, six

What is it with women and rubber grips? I have repeatedly offered to replace my wife's model 60 with wood grips, and she steadfastly refuses the most beautiful of grips for the Goodyears. Maybe only men appreciate a good piece of wood in their hands...six

Thanks so much, guys, we'll get the serial number and pin it down. six

Another question; will S&W reblue an older revolver like this? six

Also, are the grips appropriate? six

I need your help (and I don't have the serial no. yet, in transit) for an approximate age, and anything else you can tell me about this .38. you guys are great, any help appreciated. Thanks, six

I need your help (and I don't have the serial no. yet, in transit) for an approximate age, and anything else you can tell me about this .38. you guys are great, any help appreciated. Thanks, six

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