K Frame Ropers?

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I recently bought a pre-war K-22 which had these stocks on it and they look all the world like Roper targets I have seen in threads here. They fit very well and are fairly worn but so is the gun. Just wondering.
 

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They look like genuine Ropers from what I see. Congrats!

Have a picture with the K-22?
 
I would be shocked if those are not the "genuine article".... Yup, I'm 99.999996% sure that those are Ropers... that look to have been used for what they were designed to do. Now we need to see the K-22 Outdoorsman that wears them.:D There are very few guns more beautiful to me than a well-worn K-22 Outdoorsman with well-worn Ropers... :cool:
 
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I have the KB copies of that design in a lighter color. I gotta say though, I'd like a pair just like yours - wear and all.
 
I would be shocked if those are not the "genuine article".... Yup, I'm 99.999996% sure that those are Ropers... that look to have been used for what they were designed to do. Now we need to see the K-22 Outdoorsman that wears them.:D There are very few guns more beautiful to me than a well-worn K-22 Outdoorsman with well-worn Ropers... :cool:





If you like a well-worn K-22 Outdoorsman, you will love this one as it looks to have been through a couple of lifetimes. However, I plan to wait until the letter comes back before posting any pics of it. In single action, it has a hair trigger so I figure it may have been used in a few target matches.
 
Looks like the real deal to me!


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ABSOLUTELY FAKE! Send them to me for immediate disposal so they won’t fool the unsuspecting public for another moment. Yeah, that’s it, send them to me right away. ;)

You actually have acquired a great treasure, IMHO. I’ve always admired that exact style of Ropers... K-frame, no thumb rest, a little “coke bottle” shape to the profile. What’s not to love?

Unfortunately, The folks at Altamont got the idea that Ropers were supposed to have a thin profile and their modern interpretation loses a lot as a result of this misperception. :(. I wish somebody would show them this set of grips! Nothing beats the original. :cool:

Froggie
 
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