lentuk
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1951 pre-model 27 with factory checkered top strap and 5 inch barrel with a Schatt&Morgan Harness Jack.
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Horsewright
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A BUNCH of nice revolvers on here lately. Just nice!
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I like revolvers. With a separate magazine, I feel a bit like my gun is a fragment. Nice to have 15 rounds, though.
I found myself thinking about filing down the palm swell on that Hogue grip sleeve. But there was an easier way!
I found myself thinking about filing down the palm swell on that Hogue grip sleeve. But there was an easier way!
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That is a honey of a revolver, either I've not seen/noticed the prancing pony on the frame in that location. Is that pre-war?
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Eads bridge in Stl. Everyone has some beautiful firearms, thanks for sharing
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lentuk
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Thank you,
It is a Colt Agent lightweight with an aluminum frame, it left the Colt factory in 1955-56.
Horsewright
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One of the rarest I ever made a holster for:TC Sheepfoot Barlow and 1907 Savage—made in ‘11
Crappie71
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That’s beautiful work ,Horsewright . I’ve admired your craftsmanship in previous posts -it’s truly exceptional!One of the rarest I ever made a holster for:
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If that beautiful little .32 Single Action ever needs a new home…I might be your guy.
