S&W 1926 .44 special hand ejector 3rd model
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Cool gun, you can imagine it riding in a sheriff's holster somewhere in the desert Southwest.
Anything is possible with S & W, but the stocks are almost certainly aftermarket additions.
Anything is possible with S & W, but the stocks are almost certainly aftermarket additions.
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Could get almost anything as "Special Order" but I think anything from S&W would have the medallions.
For whatever reason it seems that around
50%+ of the Wolf & Klar 44's that I have
seen have/had those jigged boned stocks/grips.
http://smith-wessonforum.com/s-w-ha...cial-third-model-vaule-fjestad-blue-book.html
50%+ of the Wolf & Klar 44's that I have
seen have/had those jigged boned stocks/grips.
http://smith-wessonforum.com/s-w-ha...cial-third-model-vaule-fjestad-blue-book.html
Stags
I don't think that there were anything other than special order guns factory supplied with stage. Never saw one lettered as such, but I have a significant number with stags from the 1920s-30s with them. They were popular. Here is a W&K 1926 with such.
And a 2nd Model with some really old stags.
I don't think that there were anything other than special order guns factory supplied with stage. Never saw one lettered as such, but I have a significant number with stags from the 1920s-30s with them. They were popular. Here is a W&K 1926 with such.
And a 2nd Model with some really old stags.
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