Snapping Twig
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Recently found my way into a 28-2 S/N N257XX.
The sides are high polish, but the trigger guard & crane front are matt, as is the area to the sides of the hammer and back strap. P&R of course and the barrel is dead on straight with the frame.
Lazy ampersand, lots of blue wear at the muzzle and cylinder, but it cleaned up well and I lost the beat to heck Pachmeyer's in favor of some smooth Hogues.
It's the classic working man's 357.
Bore is spotless, timing is real good, no push-off, no slop in front to back play of the cylinder and what looks like a perfectly flat on all charge holes 4 thousands cylinder gap.
I do intend to give it a workout shortly and I believe it will become a favorite.
Images tomorrow, low light now so pics would not be very good.
The sides are high polish, but the trigger guard & crane front are matt, as is the area to the sides of the hammer and back strap. P&R of course and the barrel is dead on straight with the frame.
Lazy ampersand, lots of blue wear at the muzzle and cylinder, but it cleaned up well and I lost the beat to heck Pachmeyer's in favor of some smooth Hogues.
It's the classic working man's 357.
Bore is spotless, timing is real good, no push-off, no slop in front to back play of the cylinder and what looks like a perfectly flat on all charge holes 4 thousands cylinder gap.
I do intend to give it a workout shortly and I believe it will become a favorite.
Images tomorrow, low light now so pics would not be very good.
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