twriggen
Buckeye
The thinning of the herd continues with a couple of Light Weights, a Bearcat, and a complete set of the 10-year Employee White Stein set. Additional photos can be requested as there are space restrictions when putting them all in one listing.
A payment plan is always an option, and I can bring these to Tulsa in a couple of weeks for a closer inspection if requested.
1. Tri-Color Lightweight with very minimal chipping on the cylinder. Other than the barrel ware on the left side of the barrel it's in pretty good condition. Not converted. $1250 SOLD shipped
2. All-Blue light weight. The rarest of the lightweights is the All-Blue version of the LWAC. Most references show an estimated 500 of these produced, which I suspect is a little low, but they are still very hard to find. I really like the character of this one but as a displayer I'm always looking for the closer to factory condition versus character. The pictures show the bleed through of the gold under the cylinder a little better than when you are holding it in your hands. The rear site has been rounded on the edges but could be fixed with a replacement site if desired. I personally would be tempted to cold blue the site as I like it better than the factory for carrying in a holster. $825 SOLD shipped
3. 1962 Bearcat in box. The box does not have a serial number on it or the hint of one ever being on it. I had a piece of paper in the box with this serial number so its the box I received with it. Unconverted and in very good condition with minimal condition issues to address. $575 SOLD shipped.
4. Complete set of 1973 (undated) to 1977 of the 10-year Employee gifts. No chips or paint issues. $275 SOLD shipped. No, I will not break them up. It took me forever to put this set together
The fine print - As always, a posted "I'll take it" has priority over a PM message or conversation in process. I am on the road for work a lot during the week so a posted "I'll take it" is recommended as it could be most of the day before I see any PM's. No electronic payments but a personal check is acceptable.
A payment plan is always an option, and I can bring these to Tulsa in a couple of weeks for a closer inspection if requested.
1. Tri-Color Lightweight with very minimal chipping on the cylinder. Other than the barrel ware on the left side of the barrel it's in pretty good condition. Not converted. $1250 SOLD shipped
2. All-Blue light weight. The rarest of the lightweights is the All-Blue version of the LWAC. Most references show an estimated 500 of these produced, which I suspect is a little low, but they are still very hard to find. I really like the character of this one but as a displayer I'm always looking for the closer to factory condition versus character. The pictures show the bleed through of the gold under the cylinder a little better than when you are holding it in your hands. The rear site has been rounded on the edges but could be fixed with a replacement site if desired. I personally would be tempted to cold blue the site as I like it better than the factory for carrying in a holster. $825 SOLD shipped
3. 1962 Bearcat in box. The box does not have a serial number on it or the hint of one ever being on it. I had a piece of paper in the box with this serial number so its the box I received with it. Unconverted and in very good condition with minimal condition issues to address. $575 SOLD shipped.
4. Complete set of 1973 (undated) to 1977 of the 10-year Employee gifts. No chips or paint issues. $275 SOLD shipped. No, I will not break them up. It took me forever to put this set together
The fine print - As always, a posted "I'll take it" has priority over a PM message or conversation in process. I am on the road for work a lot during the week so a posted "I'll take it" is recommended as it could be most of the day before I see any PM's. No electronic payments but a personal check is acceptable.
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