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Red ramp FS, white outline RS.

No date code...only markings under the grips are the assembly number, a "5", a half-struck "GS", and on the opposite side an "E" in a triangle, and a circled "S".

Bill, (and everyone else!) Your input is greatly appreciated. Sounds like the odds are that this revolver is not "THE" third 8 3/8" 25-2, which is okay with me - I didn't pay "1 of 3" price for it so no big deal. I will order the letter this week which I hope will answer some of the...

I agree with you guys on the value unless configuration is verified by letter. Cylinder currently installed is .45 Colt with an un-numbered ejector. "Extra" cylinder is ACP with a much more pronounced turn-line and an ejector numbered to match everything else. Concerning the possibility that...

Thanks guys; I do plan to request a letter on it; just trying to get an initial feel for what it is. Here are a couple of extra pics...showing the second cylinder as well. :)

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Why is this important to me you may ask? ;)

Need a hand here guys... Was researching 25-2s last night online and found a post on another forum that claimed there were only three Model 25-2s shipped with 8 3/8" barrels. Thought that was unusual until I tried finding reference to another one. Am striking out finding an answer elsewhere...

No problem at all, I understand!

Why yesssss...those ARE nice grips...need a nice set of Magnas for it? :)

Oh, and whatever becomes of this one, I WILL be shooting it :) If it does end up being sold, I will come back to this thread first. Never know what else will show up, and then we get back to that whole limited gun-money situation!

Hi Guys, Sorry for the absence; I've been out of town for a few days. Comments are much appreciated. It's not that I am "unhappy" with it, just on the fence because I like several things about it, but don't know if I should replace the stocks. Presently, I am leaning toward keeping it and...

Final set of photos In the end, I know I will have to make my own decision as to whether I ought to "catch and release" this one, or add it to the "permanent" collection. Unfortunately at this point, I can only really afford to keep the best investment for my buck, and have got to make up my...

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Hello everyone, I recently purchased an extremely clean .455 2nd Model HE, and as is so often the case, I was working with so-so pictures and a non-gun-savvy seller. What I knew up front was that the grips were wrong (very clean c. '50s Magnas), but he couldn't tell me if it had been converted...

I have posted photos in Jerry's ".38/44 Outdoorsman- Updated files-HELP !" thread. Thanks everyone for the input. Need to make time to get out and shoot this one!

Revolver on the left is transitional model, S69200, revolver on the right is S92624 (yes, I know the grips are wrong - I'm working on it). Thanks to Bill, I know that S69200 is a Missouri Highway Patrol piece, which is where I live/bought it. According to what I was told by the previous owner...

Thanks for the quick replies guys. The PD/agency explanation certainly seems plausible. As I said, condition is very consistent so parts replacement in someone's garage last year just doesn't seem too likely. I wasn't thinking about groups of HDs since they're so rare to come across as...

So another HD followed me home today from a local show. 5" barrel, 90% finish, SN S692xx. The thing that is bothering me a little is that the assembly numbers on the frame and yoke don't match - frame AN is 14135, while the yoke AN is 14505. Cylinder is numbered 73036. Condition is good and...