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Maybe not the best looking stocks, but these old Bill Davis grips are my favorite for actually shooting.

If someone tried to remove me from the field because they didn't like the sound of my shells there would be a problem.

All those towns are in my neck of the woods. Cambria is a short drive up the coast from Los Osos. The Hogue I know was in Atascadero until fairly recently which is also not far, just north and inland in San Luis Obispo county. I never knew that Hogue had any dealings in Cambria which is a...

It protects the rod. If the rod gets bent, you can't easily eject cases, or the cylinder could bind. Incidents of this happening were probably not real common and it added cost and complexity to manufacture so it was an upgrade first found on better models but has made its way onto a variety of...

Here is a very nice nickel 2-inch I once had.

I just bought a case of these exact rounds for use a few different guns. Glad to hear they have worked out for you.

I have been doing wild animal rescue for some years now and racoons in dumpsters is pretty common. People wont shut the lids. I keep some lattice handy for these incidents and they climb right out. Even made a longer folding version.

Sorry, looks like a bad fake to me. 60s/70s tourist trap grade.

I think I may dig up a donor stock for chips, dust and slivers for this and future projects.

Welcome, you have 2 excellent revolvers. Make sure the chambers are really clean and the ejector rod moves freely. If those are OK I would try different ammo in the 36 and save the sticky stuff for the 10.

Its a 2-inch. Here it is with another set of unusual grips that are close in serial number.

These grips are pretty close in serial number to a Model 15 I have and I thought I would refinish them. They have been stripped now, but this little missing chunk is still a problem. Its really small but quite noticeable. I have some sawdust and was thinking about some sort of glue/shellac...

Shorter .38 cases also are more easily ejected.

Dang thats nice. Looks like it has a wide hammer and trigger too. Love those combats but they seem a bit out of place

Some of these would be perfect:

The hammer itself is flat but it should have a slot where a firing pin nose is pinned on. Here is a picture from Gun Parts Corp. They show out of stock.

I just like all-lead bullets in revolvers. Blasting jacketed rounds through two holes that may or may not aligned just seems like a lot to ask in a mass produced arm.

I've wanted a 3-inch 13 since back when the FBI was still using them. That and the fact they are fine guns is where I think they get their appeal from. And they have always been a bit more that I wanted to pay but that auction is getting crazy. All the 3-inch gun prices are strong.

Yes, those are absolutely very nice. I had a case 62?? with a single back spring. Beautiful knife but biggest blade is still smaller than I like. Different strokes!

+1 on the recoil thing. All the smaller caliber options are getting more interest like the whole .380 debate. Also older folks are more likely to have enough money to fuel a demand.