doccash
Buckeye
The rirst is a .44 hand ejector, Wolf and Klar gun, and a hard one to find at that. The second one is a 5 screw K22, that is a favorite. The third one is a .44 Special Target model of 1950.
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Stoots
Buckeye
Nice!
I love the K22!
I love the K22!
gunman42782
Hunter
Outstanding!
Nice ones Doc, just need a pair of them pearl or ivory wild looking grips for the Wolf & Klar................
BearBio
Buckeye
rugerguy said:
Yeah=with a steer's head and ruby eyes! Makings of a true BBQ gun--get a nice tooled EPS Threepersons rig and $500 boots!
'BearBio said:
Yessir, He knows !!!!! :wink:
Nard
Bearcat
Are those allen screws in the sideplate? Nice S&W's!
J.B.
J.B.
Very nice!
doccash
Buckeye
Tom: I don't really know why I'm doing it , guess it's kind of a challenge and fun too. Really is a bunch of work. I have been unable to handle the things over the last 3 1/2 years but that is much better now, guess I'm having fun looking at them and sharing too, hope I havn't over done it . Thanks for looking. Dr.C
George Tucker
Blackhawk
Doc, that 1950 Target is as good as they get, been there and done that, George.
Lee Martin
Hunter
Very nice set of Smiths you have there.
Here are 3 of my favorite 'rare' S&W's:
Model 53, 22 Jet:
Wagon Train 44-40 Win:
657 .41 Magnum:
Here are 3 of my favorite 'rare' S&W's:
Model 53, 22 Jet:
Wagon Train 44-40 Win:
657 .41 Magnum:
doccash
Buckeye
Lee ,I have always wanted a 544 commoretive. If you have shot it , how does it shoot? Always looked like the cats meow in a .44-40. Nice set of Smiths. Dr.C
Lee Martin
Hunter
I embarrassed to say, but my 544 is NIB. I shoot 44-40 a lot in converted Blackhawks however.
From what I've heard those old 544's were strong at the range.
From what I've heard those old 544's were strong at the range.
