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Old 01-15-2012, 11:41 AM
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Inspired by the Are you an original owner thread, well kinda in away? Inspired by the Are you an original owner thread, well kinda in away? Inspired by the Are you an original owner thread, well kinda in away? Inspired by the Are you an original owner thread, well kinda in away? Inspired by the Are you an original owner thread, well kinda in away?  
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After reading the "Are you an original owner of P&R guns" thread I kinda fall short, a little. I didnt want to add this post to the thread because well I am not really the original owner. I do remember being in the store when they were bought and had them almost my whole life...

My parents bought them

I was still kinda young, and I guess they were too.

Both my parents are long gone but I still have the guns and paper work. I can still remember my mom not happy about spending so much money on them. We had a weekly grocery budget at that time so money wasn't abundant at this time. Anyhow, he already had a S&W 22 revolver and the guys he worked at the factory with had 36s and 37s, so he wanted the 36.

Shortly after he got involved with the local Sheriffs office and had a volunteer position with them. So in order to be with them you needed the N frame 357 and the 28 was bought.

I wish I had more of the uniform and I did have the Stetson he wore, most of it probably tossed out during moves and clean outs. The belt isnt looking so good these days. It had to be dyed brown as all that could be bought local was black. I can remember him doing it it was spray dye.

After a few years my dads work situation changed and he was forced to resign from the Sheriffs office but I still remember him in his uniform and some of the other guys that were involved at the time.

I just realized that that was forty years ago, wow

So for me the road of life has brought me back to guns and S&Ws and these memories and pieces are part of why I am here on the forum.

I tried to take some decent pics and highlight different parts. Its hard to get a clear pic of papers and the metal.

So are you almost the original owner of your P&R guns?









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