Texas_Incognito
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Besides having some great memories, you are fortunate to also have something in the physical realm to go along with your memories, and... -
Texas_Incognito replied to the thread Grandpas gun.I wish I knew where this gun came from because it’s probably 20 years older than my grandfather.
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Texas_Incognito replied to the thread Grandpas gun.It seems to function correctly but I have yet to fire it.
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Texas_Incognito replied to the thread Grandpas gun.He was the constable in Howard County, Texas. Unfortunately I don’t have any photos. I was able to find some official records to back up...
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Those style of grips are either loved or hated. Either way, their ridges do provide a very good grip, which is important in a handgun...
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Texas_Incognito replied to the thread Grandpas gun.I was thinking about sending off to S&W for a letter. I’d like to know this guns story.
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That's a family history gun, Keep it as it is and pass it down through the family for years to come.
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Texas_Incognito replied to the thread Grandpas gun.This one is stamped: B 87,034
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Texas_Incognito replied to the thread Grandpas gun.No sir, just the letter B and the serial number on that part of the gun.
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Since the gun is not original, I think no reason to try for original grips. It would just be wrong finish with correct grips. Plus the...
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What a great treasure to have! Life time keeper for sure.
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Nice piece with great history. Congrats!
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Welcome to the Forum. You have a Model of 1902. It has been nickeled outside of the factory and the stocks have been replaced with...
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Texas_Incognito replied to the thread Grandpas gun.I’m kinda torn, but that’s what he had on there so they’ll stay.
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Refinishing a blued gun with nickle and adding jigged bone grips was a commong cop practice in the day and becomes a part of a working...
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