Does anyone know what the symbol between the ".357 CTG." and "Highway Patrolman" roll mark signifies?
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Highway Patrolman symbol??
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I did a search but didn't find that thread.
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Abbynormal
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I was sworn to secrecy by an ancient Celt shaman what they symbol means ,but since this is the S&W Forum, I'll let it slip out just this once......
it means: "Put me in danger and I'll kick their ***!"
PS: Don't tell anybody I told you
it means: "Put me in danger and I'll kick their ***!"
PS: Don't tell anybody I told you
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diamonback68
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Close, but look at the symbol more closely, it means "Screw with this bull and you'll get the horn".
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williamlayton
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It is the brand from the old C-C ranch in South Texas.
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It's what my mother used to call "a trap to catch meddlers."
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VaRecon
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It let's you know you have a damn nice shooter. :]
JWNathan
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Lil' off topic but.... Im thinking I'd like to send my 6" 28-2 in to Bowen to be converted to 45 Colt. Im wondering when they remove the caliber and restamp the new caliber do they leave the mark and the words alone?
-Jesse
-Jesse
diamonback68
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I would think when they convert it to 45 Colt it is no longer a "Highway Patrolman" and should NOT be called as such.
HP signifies N-frame .357. It would just be a converted ex-model 28 N-frame to my mind. Why not just buy a Model 25-5?JWNathan
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If I could find a 25-2 in my price range, I would. I have a so-so HP from the late '70s that needs some love and seems to be a perfect candidate.
-Jesse
-Jesse
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