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Victory info Thanks Absalom. The stocks are NOS and are unnumbered. I bought it with plastic horn stocks and purchased the NOS ones from a S&W collector in CA. If I can figure out how to do it, I will post pictures.

I'm selling my Victory and need help in determining a fair selling price. I looked on Gunbroker and saw some pretty awful examples with starting bids of 600 or so. Mine is marked U.S Property G.H.D. It has a 4 inch barrel, all numbers match-barrel, frame and cylinder- and is chambered for 38...

Gibkekim is exactly right-start with the magazine before making any changes- spring, etc., to the pistol. I shoot the Colt equivalent of the 52- the Mid Range National Match. I've had it for 25 years and for 23 years it never fed properly. Fiddled with springs, had throat polished, etc. with no...

I have found Titegroup to be an excellent powder for both .38 Spec full wadcutters and .45 ACP semi wadcutters for low velocity powder charges. It burns very cleanly. BUT-it is very caustic when it comes in contact with plastic or paint. I use a Hornady progressive that came with a polystyrene...

Looking for a good clean set of grips for a Victory. No chips or cracks. Less wear the better.

Yes- He's got the grips original to my V but put them on another V. I really don't think he cares if the grips on his V are original. I'll continue to look for another set to trade to him for the grips original to my V. Thanks for the info.

A friend recently gave me a S&W 4" .38 Special with plastic imitation horn grips. He's a lawyer and described it as a "drop gun"-- to be left at the scene of a crime. The finish looked like matte black spray paint. I later examined the gun more closely and saw the "V" prefix and the US Property...

Titegroup Powder Problems I'm a bit tardy in responding- 3 years- but I experienced the exact same problems with Titegroup only mine were a bit more complicated. First, I'm using a Hornady Progressive. The powder cylinder is made of polystyrene as far as I can tell. Second, the interior of the...

I own an early mod 41 with the factory suppressor. The gun is perfect in all respects except that when my daughter last shot it she noticed a build up of fouling in the suppressor ribs. After spending about two hours with a dental pick, I removed a pile of lead fouling- about the equivalent of...

My new 41 Saw all the 41 pictures and thought I'd add mine. After bouncing around the post office for a week, it was finally delivered today. Can't shoot it until the weekend but the gun feels great and is well balanced. I have been shooting the same High Standard HD Military for 50 years and...