Here it is all cleaned up along with a Bianchi #58 holster.
Lucky #13
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Candyman
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Re: Lucky #13
Well the sun came out yesterday and dried things up.
Here it is all cleaned up along with a Bianchi #58 holster.
Here it is all cleaned up along with a Bianchi #58 holster.
Do not relish to feel what the men that used these weapons felt when they saw the elephant. For the elephant has tusk and to see him is to have his tusk dig deep into your soul. You will always have a part of you that will be cold and empty.
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Greg
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Re: Lucky #13
Oh that's very nice.Candyman wrote:Well the sun came out yesterday and dried things up.
Here it is all cleaned up along with a Bianchi #58 holster.
Maybe we're just jaded, but your villainy is not particularly impressive. -Ennesby
If you know what you're doing, you're not learning anything. -Unknown
Sanity is the process by which you continually adjust your beliefs so they are predictively sound. -esr
If you know what you're doing, you're not learning anything. -Unknown
Sanity is the process by which you continually adjust your beliefs so they are predictively sound. -esr
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Darrell
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Re: Lucky #13
I have those Pachmayr grips on my GP100. I prefer them to the rubber and rosewood grips that came with the gun.
Eppur si muove--Galileo
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Denis
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Re: Lucky #13
Very nice!
My first revolver was the stainless version of that gun - I believe it's a Model 64 - apolice surplus model. I like it a lot. Same grips as yours too!
My first revolver was the stainless version of that gun - I believe it's a Model 64 - apolice surplus model. I like it a lot. Same grips as yours too!
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evan price
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Those are the Pachmayr Grippers. I much prefer them to Hogues, and while wood grips really look nice, they are too slippery for me to maintain with sweaty hands, so the Gripper is the solution. They fit my hands very nicely and even were factory equipped on my Colt King Cobra.
My S&W 10-8 heavy barrel with rosewood finger-groove presentation grips.
I like the look of the grips but they are just too slippery for much use so they are now residing on a 686-1 that needed them more.
My 3" 65-5 357 with Grippers. This is probably one of the most perfect revolvers S&W ever made. A shame it wasn't P&R but at least it's pre-lock and I have a 3".
This is my 66 No Dash 2.5" snub. It's got a set of factory banana grips but I put on this set which was custom made by a company in Bangkok Thailand. A little bigger overall than the original round butt grips and the checkering holds in my hand. At the time I almost passed on buying it because I had already put another 66 on layaway and didn't think I could swing it. Glad I came to my senses! Love this one!
My S&W 10-8 heavy barrel with rosewood finger-groove presentation grips.
I like the look of the grips but they are just too slippery for much use so they are now residing on a 686-1 that needed them more.
My 3" 65-5 357 with Grippers. This is probably one of the most perfect revolvers S&W ever made. A shame it wasn't P&R but at least it's pre-lock and I have a 3".
This is my 66 No Dash 2.5" snub. It's got a set of factory banana grips but I put on this set which was custom made by a company in Bangkok Thailand. A little bigger overall than the original round butt grips and the checkering holds in my hand. At the time I almost passed on buying it because I had already put another 66 on layaway and didn't think I could swing it. Glad I came to my senses! Love this one!
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