J jam66 Member Joined Jan 31, 2013 Messages 19 Reaction score 4 City & State/Province Lockport NY May 14, 2023 #1 Can anyone tell me what these grips belong to? I thought maybe a K Frame Attachments AFF77769-2E9E-4AAB-B766-FD2D0DF88302.jpg 146.4 KB D94EF824-5F8B-4A51-AE1C-9222782736DE.jpg 131.7 KB
B bamabiker Member Joined May 7, 2008 Messages 7,292 Reaction score 8,633 City & State/Province Springville, Alabama May 14, 2023 #2 Looks like N to me. What's the number on the right side panel?
StrawHat Member Joined Jan 28, 2007 Messages 8,041 Reaction score 20,323 City & State/Province Ashtabula County, Ohio May 14, 2023 #3 The ledges on either side of the circular indexing thingy (or some other name for it) appear to be equal in size. To me, this indicates an N frame. Kevin
The ledges on either side of the circular indexing thingy (or some other name for it) appear to be equal in size. To me, this indicates an N frame. Kevin
Culina Silver Supporter Joined Mar 26, 2005 Messages 1,555 Reaction score 1,464 City & State/Province Oregon May 14, 2023 #4 Pre-war N-frame Magnas
OP J jam66 Member Joined Jan 31, 2013 Messages 19 Reaction score 4 City & State/Province Lockport NY May 15, 2023 #5 Number on grips is 53664
OP J jam66 Member Joined Jan 31, 2013 Messages 19 Reaction score 4 City & State/Province Lockport NY May 15, 2023 #6 Are these N Grips? I posted these on the “1980 to Present” forum. Are these definitely N Magna Diamond grips? Number on grip is 53664 Attachments DC0A5E14-1AE8-4C09-A19A-3831859A328F.jpg 131.7 KB 71FE590E-13E2-4D40-9B2E-787912C291AE.jpg 146.4 KB
Are these N Grips? I posted these on the “1980 to Present” forum. Are these definitely N Magna Diamond grips? Number on grip is 53664
murphydog Moderator Staff member Gold Supporter Joined Jun 28, 2007 Messages 28,263 Reaction score 21,792 City & State/Province Midwest May 15, 2023 #7 Yes, as the others stated. Really. May have been from any N frame model available in 1938, possibly a Registered Magnum but also a .44 HE or .38/44.
Yes, as the others stated. Really. May have been from any N frame model available in 1938, possibly a Registered Magnum but also a .44 HE or .38/44.
Truckman US Veteran Silver Supporter Joined Nov 6, 2020 Messages 6,331 Reaction score 18,449 City & State/Province Conroe Texas... May 15, 2023 #8 Yes......Ben
StrawHat Member Joined Jan 28, 2007 Messages 8,041 Reaction score 20,323 City & State/Province Ashtabula County, Ohio May 15, 2023 #9 Yes, they have not changed, still N frame stocks. Kevin
Wiregrassguy Silver Supporter Joined Jul 30, 2012 Messages 7,877 Reaction score 13,046 City & State/Province AL Wiregrass May 15, 2023 #10 Yes, indeed! Not only are they N frame magnas, they are PRE-WWII magnas. $$$$ but they need some restoration work on the wood. You might want a restoration pro to pretty them up for top dollar.
Yes, indeed! Not only are they N frame magnas, they are PRE-WWII magnas. $$$$ but they need some restoration work on the wood. You might want a restoration pro to pretty them up for top dollar.
OP J jam66 Member Joined Jan 31, 2013 Messages 19 Reaction score 4 City & State/Province Lockport NY May 15, 2023 #11 Thanks Guys!! Ok , any idea what they are worth in the current condition?
Wiregrassguy Silver Supporter Joined Jul 30, 2012 Messages 7,877 Reaction score 13,046 City & State/Province AL Wiregrass May 15, 2023 #12 I'd say around $300.