Model 1950 Army w/ New Stocks

[StrawHat]

I had a few minutes over the weekend so I got some of the 45s out.

I had just received some Magna style stocks carved from Holly and wanted to see how they would look on a revolver.

I believe they look nice. Not sure if they will stay on this revolver or go to the Model 22-4, the re-incarnation of the Model 1950 Army.

Kevin

 

[22hipower]

Well, I think they look great on that gun; but they would look great on any of them.

If these 11 are all 45s, what model is the 4th from the top and the 8th from the top?

Thanks for sharing them and the new stocks with us.

Jeff
SWCA #1457

 

[JRB416]

I would have a very hard time trying to pick a favorite from that group! I like them all.

 

[Gun Relics]

Beautiful group. I was wondering where all the .45's went!

 

[Casual Smith Nut]

Kevin I think they belong. Good looking stocks on a good looking gun.

 

[Casual Smith Nut]

If these 11 are all 45s, what model is the 4th from the top and the 8th from the top

Jeff, I think those are 22-4s, the modern day 4 inch N frame fixed sight 45 acp revolver.

 

[Casual Smith Nut]

I'm curious about 2nd from bottom. The fixed sight nickel gun. Is that a redone mod 58 made into 45 cal?

 

[StrawHat]

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If these 11 are all 45s, what model is the 4th from the top and the 8th from the top?

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Jeff
SWCA #1457

Jeff, I think those are 22-4s, the modern day 4 inch N frame fixed sight 45 acp revolver.

CSN nailed it, they are both the 4" Model 22-4. One is my edc, the other is the reserve.

The revolver, bottom left, is the 5.5" version of the Model 22-4, the modern Model 1950 Army.

Kevin

 

[StrawHat]

I'm curious about 2nd from bottom. The fixed sight nickel gun. Is that a redone mod 58 made into 45 cal?

Sorry to mislead you on that one. The little punk snuck in because it is wearing ivory grips. That is a Model 10-6.

Kevin