My duo-tone Police Service-Six...

glockman99

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Here is a photo of my duo-tone 2.75" Ruger Police Service-Six. It started out as a blued gun. What I did was:
I replaced the cylinder and crane, the trigger-guard and trigger, and the (bobbed) hammer, with stainless steel parts.
I (mirror) polished the (blued) barrel, hammer pivot-pin, cylinder release button, as well as part of the frame (in a diagonal fashion), and the backstrap.
I also gave it a "trigger-job" (it's VERY smooth), and a full "melt"...(I removed ALL of the sharp edges on the gun.).
It sports a Hogue wood Monogrip (which I bought here on the Forum).

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This is a pretty crappy photo, as it looks alot better in "real-life"...
 
Like I said, it does look ALOT better in "real-life", as the parts that are still blued ARE an even factory blue, and all the stainless and polished parts are very nicely polished...The polished blued parts are mirror-polished, where the stainless parts are satin polished. The Hogue grip looks VERY striking, as it is alittle darker than in the photo.
 
Very nice. I like it. Looks like a Sweet carry revolver to me. Nice work.
 

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