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I bought a 50 foot extension cord once at a garage sale. I think it was $5. That’s about it around here. Lol. Nice score OP.

Wow, beautiful setup.

Mike0251, It appears your K22 has the rare red post front sight. What are your thoughts on ease of use regarding sight picture at the range? Very nice gun!!

That is one neat coach gun. In my opinion a great self defense weapon. Kudos on your find and respectable repair job.

2152hq, Thanks for the informative post. I am just now realizing the magnitude of the fakes that are in this hobby (who woulda thunk in so many different models?) What a shame. I am glad my meager collection is all “meat and potatoes”, standard grade guns bought reasonably priced in high...

Welcome from central NY state. You scored the perfect pair to restart your collection. Congrats.

Maybe a bit off topic here, but…. In the past few years I’ve noticed a high level of joy when my wife spends time with her 93 year old dad in all aspects of plants, gardening etc. He gets such a kick out of her help and companionship. Kudos to your better half.

Jiminy crickets! A very fine revolver. You’ve done well.

These Shooting Stars are on my model 67. Very comfortable stocks.

Fantastic work. You should be very proud of that rescue. Well done, sir.

Those J frame .22s are great trail guns. Fun at the range too. Congrats on a fine purchase. You did well.

Yup, the .32 SW long is dead. So is the .22 REM Jet, the .35 Remington, the .250-3000 Savage, the .303 Savage, the . 300 Savage, the .32 Winchester. I have guns chambered in all these and others. I love me some dead cartridges, they have put lots of meat on the table over the years.

All is not lost. You did NOT do any permanent damage. That is the beauty of stainless steel. You can achieve the uniform finish you desire. Looking at your photos it appears that the only thing needed to do is get some metal polishing compound (Flitz or something similar), a soft cotton rag...

Great revolver. It’s a keeper. Sounds like the better half is also. Congrats on both counts.

Welcome from central NY state (Mohawk Valley).I have a 39-2. It’s my favorite 9mm. Never had a jam and it is easy to carry, easy to hold, and easy to shoot. Just a great all around pistol. Yours looks in fine shape, and is an early one with the long extractor.

Here is my Taylor’s Smokewagon. (Uberti) It came with an action job and is smooth as silk. I love it. .45 Colt of course. Under $500 as I recall.

My thought? Buy the darn thing before someone else does. After seeing the new photos, I stand by what I said earlier.

When zooming in on that photo of the grip bottoms, I see what appear to be Shrager lines. That is indicative of real ivory. Also it appears that maybe sometime in its past the stocks could have been stained with that old home remedy of regular old tea. Good luck with your discoveries and your...

Liam, Glad to see you on the forum. The Model 17 is the finest .22 made, you will like it a lot. Welcome from Central NY State. Cap

Love me some of those Thai grips on my Model 36. $30 a few years ago. Very comfortable and the gun slips in and out of my pocket smoothly.