Your 4" N frames
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Sistema1927
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Maybe it is just a quirk that I have, but I have always thought that the best looking barrel length, by frame size, is as follows:
N-frame - 4"
K-frame - 3"
J-frame - 2"
I only have one N frame, and it is a 4" 22-4 TRR in .45 Auto.
N-frame - 4"
K-frame - 3"
J-frame - 2"
I only have one N frame, and it is a 4" 22-4 TRR in .45 Auto.
Beautiful guns Gary!!
SAFireman
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Pizza Bob
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That is all.
Adios,
Pizza Bob
WOW ... Some BEAUTIFUL Guns !! .. I just picked this up and I'm gonna break the rules, just die'n to share my new find .. Pre Model 27 from 1953 with 3.5" Barrel .. I know it's says 4" LOL .. But goosh I wanted to show her off !! .. I just saw a post about Roy moving, I was wondering why my check wasn't cashed, I also sent off to have this lettered.
Brian
Raystown
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Brian
Raystown
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WOW ... Some BEAUTIFUL Guns !! .. I just picked this up and I'm gonna break the rules, just die'n to share my new find .. Pre Model 27 from 1953 with 3.5" Barrel .. I know it's says 4" LOL .. But goosh I wanted to show her off !! .. I just saw a post about Roy moving, I was wondering why my check wasn't cashed, I also sent off to have this lettered.
Brian
Raystown
Could always use a "birth year" gun!
Touch not this cat,How about a Triple lock? All dressed and ready for the BBQ
but that is clearly the cat's meow.
So, a 28-2 with 4-inch in really nice condition. A 27-2 which has been bobbed. I have no idea what the original barrel length was. The gunsmith did an outstanding job, it's actually hard to tell it has been altered.
I also have a 629-4 Mountain Gun and a 38/44 Heavy Duty, but those are not handy to take photos of right now.
The good news is that the bobbed 27 means it's a shooter! (Not that I don't shoot all of them, just that this one I don't have to wince just a bit when I think about value. Of course, I still pull the trigger...)
The 38/44 has a star stamped in front of the serial number. I understand that means it went back to the factory for service of some sort. I really need to letter that one.
Well, got new grips on the 629-4, so here's a picture of that.
I also have a 629-4 Mountain Gun and a 38/44 Heavy Duty, but those are not handy to take photos of right now.
The good news is that the bobbed 27 means it's a shooter! (Not that I don't shoot all of them, just that this one I don't have to wince just a bit when I think about value. Of course, I still pull the trigger...)
The 38/44 has a star stamped in front of the serial number. I understand that means it went back to the factory for service of some sort. I really need to letter that one.
Well, got new grips on the 629-4, so here's a picture of that.
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I have more than I realized. Oddly, I have the same number in 5".
Utah Highway Patrol RM.
I have read about those. Born, raised and living in Utah I think that's pretty cool.
I'm glad you did. Thank you.
Abbynormal
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Jeromejr
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44 Spl. with Humpback hammer in original nickle.
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Bruce
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Bruce
38/44 HD shipped November, 1955.
Regards,
Bruce
Regards,
Bruce
A twice refinished first year Highway Patrolman that was temporarily wearing some Culina cokes in American holly.
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