teteDeBrique
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Good you finally have it. It's a great gun!
California Youth Authority.Nice gun...What does the "CYA" stand for on the left frame side?
How about this one? Number 1 of 124 never fired.In made a visit to my LGS yesterday and found a 64-3 with 3" barrel, bobbed hammer, and original Tyler T-grip.
The price is good and it's in great shape.
I was about to buy it. But I overlooked the fact that due to recently moving, my carry permit and license show different address. Hence I couldn't take it out of the store. I took it as a sign that it just wasn't meant to be, shrugged my shoulders, and left. I've got more guns than I can shoot anyway. Whew! I saved myself some money!
This morning I went to the sheriff's office and got my permit updated.
Guess what? Now I'm thinking about that gun. I don't own any 3-inch k-frames. Let alone any with the other features. It seems like it fills a niche in my collection.
What do you all think? How highly prized is a specimen like this?
Have know idea?California Youth Authority.
Say's California corrections youth authority?Have know idea?
Wow, well this is real as real can be lol. Crazy..That's something else...I have the matching badge that is a movie prop from some older movie.View attachment 794208
California Youth Authority. Most likely a parole agents gun. Parole agents for both Corrections and the Youth Authority carried 2 and occasionally 3 inch round butts, many but not all carried either CDC or CYA stampings sometimes along with a inventory control number. Some will even be found with department applied electric pencil numbers too.I knew that much, I just figured it stood for something like "California Youth Authority" or some other LE organization.
How is that possible? Carried i mean, it's new. I mean old but brand new.California Youth Authority. Most likely a parole agents gun. Parole agents for both Corrections and the Youth Authority carried 2 and occasionally 3 inch round butts, many but not all carried either CDC or CYA stampings sometimes along with a inventory control number. Some will even be found with department applied electric pencil numbers too.