trying.... is it working???
haha, sure!
I don't know much about wheel guns. This is the only one I have. Never been much into them. I inherited this one from my Grandfather. He had it engraved with his initials and such. It seems to be in pretty good shape. I know it hasn't been shot much at all. I have put less than 50 rounds through it since I have had it and before then, it was prob 15-18 years since it was shot. Anyway, here are the best pics I could get at 3am. All I know is its a .38 S&W.
She is pretty, but you really need to get those rubbers off that girl, and put some ivory or stag on her with possibly a Tyler T-grip.
so i was at h&h a couple days ago and saw that ruger has a new subnose out now. it's half polymer and the cylinder look weird. any thoughts on these?
http://ruger.com/LCR/intro.html it's called the lcp. maybe i'm late on noticing this revolver, i don't know.
LCR.... haha typo
I checked out the LCR recently. Interesting little piece. I'm not interested in getting one but I see how others could be intrigued by them.
AGAIN!!!!!! Haha, you can edit your post ya know. Wait, but why would you do that when it gives you additional post correcting it the way you did! hahaha
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Here is my '77 vintage Model 60. .38Spec of course.
Here is an interesting specimen from the J.M. Davis Museum
I can understand a little chop and bob but I don't "get" cutting the trigger guard
Here is an interesting specimen from the J.M. Davis Museum
I can understand a little chop and bob but I don't "get" cutting the trigger guard
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