New to me Highway Patrolman

[bananaman]

Very nice 28!!! I have a 6" no dash from 1960. I did not like the looks of them, but had a set of thumb rest grips on it for a while. They are fantastic from a shooting standpoint. (in my case) Enjoy your 28! Bob

 

[6518John]

Looking into the future we need no crystal ball. Look at the revolvers that are offered new today. There are less and less offerings in finish and barrel length wise. Will the guys who like revolvers become extinct? I don't think so. The demand will increase ten fold. Don't throw out the machinery that manufacturers revolvers just yet.

I am doing my part to keep customers out there to generate that demand. Twenty-five or thirty or fifty years from now I have no dobut this will be the gun he reaches to first to show his kids and grandkids long after I am gone. And a gun built 50 years before he was born. I have no doubt it will be up for another 50 years. Md. 28--4 in., S1139xx.

And CWH I hope yours becomes 10% the treasure to you ours has become to us. Then you will have a beloved revolver. (Watch the ejector rod backing out--that's the only issue we have had with ours. Check tightness every 6 or 8 loadings. Remember it's reversed threaded too).

 

[CWH44300]

OK you need to elaborate then......Mr. thief

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