A few more N frames

[Narragansett]

This is the balance of my N frame collection. The pic of 4 are all 60's, S serial Model 28's. The pic of 2 is my 1954 M 38/44, and a 629-1 with Culina black and white ebony grips.

The Culina grips on the 28 are early hand carved Claro walnut. A gift from Rubiranch. I think they are dated 2006

 

[StrawHat]

A bit larger.

I was unable to edit your shoes out of the image.

Nice looking revolvers.

Kevin

 

[Hair Trigger]

Very nice, these are all guns from the era I look for.

 

[Narragansett]

A bit larger.

I was unable to edit your shoes out of the image.

Nice looking revolvers.


Kevin

Thanks Kevin. I always get my shoes in there

 

[Truckman]

Thanks Kevin. I always get my shoes in there

Feet that big are hard to hide, don't ask how I know......Ben

 

[Narragansett]

Feet that big are hard to hide, don't ask how I know......Ben

Actually I am Joe average 9D

 

[22hipower]

In case you want a view without the feet; not that we don't like feet. Nice guns by the way. Especially like those Culina black and white ebony grips.

Jeff
SWCA #1457

https://www.flickr.com/photos/194934231@N03/

 

[Truckman]

Actually I am Joe average 9D

My Dad always told me a big foot is a sign of intelligence...He wore 14AAAA with a 6A heel...He looked like he was wearing skis...The gene pool apparently thinned a little through my Mom's blood, mine are 11B......Ben

 

[series guy]

Nice guns Pete, nice edit Jeff. I never met an N frame I didn't like.

 

[Miracle Man]

Nice collection with or without the feet.

 

[Inland7-45]

In praise of N Frames

This is the balance of my N frame collection. The pic of 4 are all 60's, S serial Model 28's. The pic of 2 is my 1954 M 38/44, and a 629-1 with Culina black and white ebony grips.

The Culina grips on the 28 are early hand carved Claro walnut. A gift from Rubiranch. I think they are dated 2006

Nice set of N frames. I got my first one in 1973. It was a new 6" Nickeled Model 27. I later picked up a 29-2 6.5" nickel. Plus two 1917s and a 38/44 HD from 1930. I always wanted but never got Model 25 . Maybe someday.