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.44 Triple Lock Target shipped August, 1917. Chris

1899 Army or Navy!

I'm keeping this in my "special threads department". Thanks, Chris

My TLs are treasured works of art and never shot. For competition, 3" 66 and 3" 686. For carry,2 1/2" 19. Chris

The OD I referred to is in post#17 of 38-44-outdoorsman-updated-files-help Jealous Chris

I would want it in my collection as a "Folk Art" gun. Last year, I noticed on GB, a pre-war Outdoorsman with primitive engraving placed all over the frame and cylinder. I wanted just for the personal art. I saw it as a slice of life in a gone-by era. Somebody sniped it while I was busy...

I'm in! Always need more holsters.

I used Hoppes and a soft toothbrush on my "highlit" 1917.

Looking to purchase a set of walnut service stocks for M&P model of 1905 3rd Change Target. The gun shipped in 1910. Thanks in advance, Chris

Here's a cut-up Heiser IWB with a .44 2nd from the 20's: Chris

Hi Linda, Beautiful gun! Thanks for sharing. I'm going to have to start looking at Smiths from the 30's. How did you get it to stand up like that. Did you photoshop the stand out and lay in shadows? Chris

Were the SNs ever re-struck on a shaved cylinder? Chris

Here's another one: 5" TL (with character) and a Heiser 708(?). I think Linda needs to run an 0n-line seminar on still-life with gun. Chris

This is a wonderful thread! Here's an R.T. Frazier holding a 1902 .32-20 # 10298. I'll start matching up guns and holsters for more posts. Chris

Does anybody have a list of serial numbers of the 724 Canadian HE 2nd 45 colt? Chris