Heavy Duty Pair

[Old TexMex]

A pair to draw to:
Pre war with matching magnas lettered to Indiana State Prisons(thanks Bill)

Post war transitional (thanks memphis)with Sanderson style by schofieldkid81

 

[keith44spl]

Jim,

Those are alright, right there!

Su Amigo,
Dave

 

[Old TexMex]

Yep Dave, old Bill 1Aspinhill fixed me up for the pre war, and Steve Jessee worked overtime to turn out those Sanderson style stocks for me to dress up the long action transitional.
Truly blessed

 

[LaVistaBill]

TexMex,

Is your Indiana Prisons .38-44 HD marked in any way? I also have one circa 1934, lettered to the Indiana State Prison at Michigan City, no markings. Unfortunately, somebody put a set of grips on mine that belong on an older model Smith. Nice looking sixguns!

Bill

 

[2hawk]

Very, very nice! Congratulations!

 

[mikepriwer]

Looks like another entry in the "Rare Pairs" scenario.

Regards, Mike Priwer

 

[JSW]

That's a nice pair of twins!

 

[Old TexMex]

TexMex,

Is your Indiana Prisons .38-44 HD marked in any way? I also have one circa 1934, lettered to the Indiana State Prison at Michigan City, no markings. Unfortunately, somebody put a set of grips on mine that belong on an older model Smith. Nice looking sixguns!

Bill

Bill,
Thanks to Mr. Jinks--mine (58599) has ISP and N5 on the butt, was shipped june 13 1939, to Michigan City

 

[1Aspenhill]

Jimmy,
They are looking good! Glad you are enjoying it!
Thanks,
Bill

 

[LaVistaBill]

Bill,
Thanks to Mr. Jinks--mine (58599) has ISP and N5 on the butt, was shipped june 13 1939, to Michigan City

Wow, I guess they either didn't mark them in 1934 or...??? Anyway, I'm glad your grips are period, I've been trying to find some, but nowadays grips cost as much as guns used to!

 

[LaVistaBill]

Jimmy,
They are looking good! Glad you are enjoying it!
Thanks,
Bill

Bill,

Here is the photo of my HD...

Bill

 

[1Aspenhill]

Bill,
Good looking HD!
Thanks,
Bill