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Hawkeye
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This one was "rescued"........

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but it sure wasn't as bad as the OP. :D

It's been fitted with a blued steel grip frame from a New Model.

flatgate

PS No thanks on those grips.........
 
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That one came out pretty nice 'Flatgate' good job.....
as for these 'Micro' sights , we have just the original blade & sight body, we use newer 'innards' to make them work, and the elevation screw for the older style ,we use the one from a Colt rear sight......all the parts are available.
Most of the time folks just use the parts from their old ,beat up, ones........new or old.
 

americal

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Is the cup half full or half empty :?: :lol: I KNOW that creature of a gun could be made into a fine gun like Flatgates I see a project coming :arrow: go for it 8)
 

Chance

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Project is a go. Last night stripping the gun down I found the ERH screw broken off in the bbl and super glue holding the ERH on.

Dan, you have a PM
 

flatgate

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Chance said:
Very nice Flatgate

And the fun part is that it's a darn nice shooter!

Then there's this one that has been rescued.....

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Original barrel. New Model Super Blackhawk grip frame. New Model Bisley hammer extensively modified and a wide OM trigger. Grips are Lett's Fancy Walnuts :D

It, too, is a darn good shooter!

flatgate
 

americal

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GOOD GRIEF :lol: WHAT A GUN FG--never seen that one 8) you sure gotta lot of nice modified soup-up Rugers --thanks for a look :)
 

WARD

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Very nice Flatgate, did the consec pair come together or were you able to match up a couple of singles? They appear to show different amounts of wear.

Do you suppose there was much overlap on the use of XR3 vs XR3-RED grip frames or was it simply running out of one and then starting the other?

Ward
 

Coop

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High Folks,

I very rarely visit the collector thread. I did pick up on this thread, and I have a question/observation.

If you look at the OP note with pics, and number the pics 1-8 top to bottom. No. 2 shows the LH grip with no hump over the medallion. No. 6 shows a close-up of the LH grip with a hump. Curious, eh? Is No. 6 a reversed image?

Coop
 
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Don't think it can be reversed . . . the eagle is facing the proper direction, and we can see the end of the hammer screw.

I'd say picture 2 is fuzzy enough that the "hump" simply isn't distinct.

JMHO
 

Unconverted

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Holy heck!

Looks like Benny the Butcher got into shooting in 1960 with a gun he bought and one he got from dad. Send out the Revolver Rescue Officer with his snare! :(
 
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