Some eye candy

TEXASJake

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I took some pictures today for insurance and record keeping. Thought I would share with the forum as I know I always enjoy looking at old gun photos.

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The rubber grips on the 638-3 "humpback" are about to get upgraded. Just deciding what wood to put on them. Model 36 has a set of American Holly. Texas Grips ... "S&W J Frame Round Butt Boot" Cut is what I am going to chose from. I am debating between Mesquite, Ebony or another set of Holly's ... I welcome opinions.
 
Especially love the first picture with those pre-War classics. It could only be improved by adding an I frame HFT (22LR) to cover the three available sizes in the calibers they were best adapted to. Thanks for the inspirational post! :)

Froggie
 
Great guns.:cool: I have a sweet tooth (or eye in this case) for the Candy that you posted.

Thanks for sharing!!!
 

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