Revolver sold on another forumToo many irons in the fire, too many wants, and I also enjoy the process of buying/selling/trading, ha!
For sale is a USFA Storekeeper model, which has a 3.5" barrel and was a special Lew Horton run. There were only 50 manufactured in this exact configuration, and this revolver is number 26.
This revolver was shipped to Lew Horton in 2007. In 2014, this revolver had a full action job and one-piece grips fitted to it, by Joe Perkins in Tucson, AZ.
I have only had this revolver for a couple months, and had one range session with it. It is SUPER accurate and the action job is stupidly sweet!! The gun showed minimal signs of ever having been fired, and I put about 120 rounds through it. I fired a mixture of range ammo and Buffalo Bore defensive ammo.
The cylinder does have a slight turn ring from normal use, but the action/timing is spot on, so any turn line is not from bad timing job. There is one VERY faint "rub" or scratchy looky spot on the cylinder, maybe from a holster. It is difficult to photograph, and pretty difficult to see "in person" as well. It is very subtle.
Comes with factory box and manual. Comes with letter from Lew Horton and invoice from Joe Perkins, and letter from Joe Perkins on how to care for and remove the one-piece grips. (grips are Eucalyptus Burl)
Also comes with OWB holster from Mernicle holster. This is right handed, high ride, and designed for OWB concealed carry.
Sale price for 24 hours, then I am putting it back in the safe: $2550.
Shipped and insured to your FFL: $2550.
My FFL ships quickly and provides prompt tracking. I have experienced more than a few smooth transactions with forum members and am willing to chat on phone to answer any questions. I am located in Vermont.
Please post "I'll take it". This revolver is cross-posted on one other forum.
No trades, please. Prefer electronic payment, but will accept personal check, USPS money order.
PM me for details on which electronic payments work for me.
Sorry for the wonky pictures.
I have many more pics, but perhaps easier if you pm me and we exchange pics via email, etc..
For sale is a USFA Storekeeper model, which has a 3.5" barrel and was a special Lew Horton run. There were only 50 manufactured in this exact configuration, and this revolver is number 26.
This revolver was shipped to Lew Horton in 2007. In 2014, this revolver had a full action job and one-piece grips fitted to it, by Joe Perkins in Tucson, AZ.
I have only had this revolver for a couple months, and had one range session with it. It is SUPER accurate and the action job is stupidly sweet!! The gun showed minimal signs of ever having been fired, and I put about 120 rounds through it. I fired a mixture of range ammo and Buffalo Bore defensive ammo.
The cylinder does have a slight turn ring from normal use, but the action/timing is spot on, so any turn line is not from bad timing job. There is one VERY faint "rub" or scratchy looky spot on the cylinder, maybe from a holster. It is difficult to photograph, and pretty difficult to see "in person" as well. It is very subtle.
Comes with factory box and manual. Comes with letter from Lew Horton and invoice from Joe Perkins, and letter from Joe Perkins on how to care for and remove the one-piece grips. (grips are Eucalyptus Burl)
Also comes with OWB holster from Mernicle holster. This is right handed, high ride, and designed for OWB concealed carry.
Sale price for 24 hours, then I am putting it back in the safe: $2550.
Shipped and insured to your FFL: $2550.
My FFL ships quickly and provides prompt tracking. I have experienced more than a few smooth transactions with forum members and am willing to chat on phone to answer any questions. I am located in Vermont.
Please post "I'll take it". This revolver is cross-posted on one other forum.
No trades, please. Prefer electronic payment, but will accept personal check, USPS money order.
PM me for details on which electronic payments work for me.
Sorry for the wonky pictures.
I have many more pics, but perhaps easier if you pm me and we exchange pics via email, etc..
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