Allen-frame
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Greetings fellow 45 caliber Smith fans. It has been a busy summer in the Frame household for 45 Caliber collecting.
A couple of weeks ago I bit the bullet and emptied the piggy bank and bought the Clements custom gun 45 Colt
converted Heavy Duty from fellow forum member Lentuck.
http://smith-wessonforum.com/guns-s...version-david-clements-spf.html#post136043430
The Keith Brown stocks are special but too big for me so I fitted a pair of old stag grips that have been oversize
on every post war gun I've tried them on.
They fit perfectly, and match the character of this 80 year old Heavy Duty.
So, I went to the range and shot it. And aside from a sight adjustment it
performed perfectly. A true testimonial to the man David Clements.
Here are the pictures of the H.D. and his contemporary descendants, the model 25s, all in 45 Colt ctg.
And the model 26-1 ,the other 5" tapered barrel 45 Colt Smith.
May all YOUR 45 caliber dreams come true.
Allen Frame
A couple of weeks ago I bit the bullet and emptied the piggy bank and bought the Clements custom gun 45 Colt
converted Heavy Duty from fellow forum member Lentuck.
http://smith-wessonforum.com/guns-s...version-david-clements-spf.html#post136043430
The Keith Brown stocks are special but too big for me so I fitted a pair of old stag grips that have been oversize
on every post war gun I've tried them on.
They fit perfectly, and match the character of this 80 year old Heavy Duty.
So, I went to the range and shot it. And aside from a sight adjustment it
performed perfectly. A true testimonial to the man David Clements.
Here are the pictures of the H.D. and his contemporary descendants, the model 25s, all in 45 Colt ctg.
And the model 26-1 ,the other 5" tapered barrel 45 Colt Smith.
May all YOUR 45 caliber dreams come true.
Allen Frame
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