some of you grizzley old farts
Steve
First, this implies that all of us are in the group you suggest, and you want to hear
from some of the members.
Second, I wonder how the ladies feel about being categorized this way - maybe Digi-Shots
will offer a response ?!
As to your question, I think the information is in bits and pieces. There is a brochure,
that I have a copy of, from Ricky's Gun Shop, or something like that. He was a successor
operation to King.
As far as I know, King was a fine gunsmith who pioneered improved sights. He was also
a dealer in S&W's and Colts, among other guns. But - he was just one of lots of small
business's, and was only known in that small circle of shooters, etc. I don't think he
attracted world-wide attention, for example, even though he was well-known here in the US.
It's like trying to find out a lot of information about Kearserge grips. The man was a
fabulous wood-carver, but as far as I know, there is little public information about him.
Later, Mike Priwer
could steer me in the right direction. I have been trying to research King Gun Sight. What I am finding is a lack of information. Can anyone here set me on the straight and narrow path? There seems to be a little general history here and there. Is there something out there that could put a "little more meat on bones"....?
