Boom.....and the Mike drops....

[Hambo]

Those only belong on a Wolf and Klar. And yes, he has one of those, too.

I would have bet he had the grips, I'm just trolling for more pics.

[Eastex]

I would have bet he had the grips, I'm just trolling for more pics.

This might be the new game in between Pfestivus rounds. The "I bet you don't have a ......." .


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[Kevin B.]

He just finished a rig for my engraved 1911 that I will post soon.

Looking forward to pictures of that.

[CSW]

So, these arrived this week. Likely the last two guns built by Jim Stroh at Alpha Precision. A matched set of 38/44 HD revolvers with the full package. Both converted to 44 Spl. Close in serial numbers as well. Color case hardened parts done by Turnbull. Patrick Grashorn hand fitted a matched set of Walrus Ivory stocks. The bluing is so deep they are difficult to photograph. In person......they are amazing.

Those are absolutely stunning.
Congrats!

The 38/44 has always been on my 'covet' list

[SLG]

OK, send them back to me now. I never said you could show them on PF.



Seriously though, I don't know how I missed this. Really beautiful guns.

Sad to hear Jim died. I just talked to him last year about a sight project.

[11B10]

You really need to make a book

This ^^^^ - PLEASE!?

[Dagga Boy]

OK, send them back to me now. I never said you could show them on PF.



Seriously though, I don't know how I missed this. Really beautiful guns.

Sad to hear Jim died. I just talked to him last year about a sight project.

It is why I broke into the credit line for them. Jim was a legendary Pistolsmith, and to preserve what are likely two of the last guns he did, and as a perfectly matched set.....yea, kind of a no brainer.

[Buckshot]

What a gorgeous pair! I hand the great opportunity to spend 2 weeks working under Jim's tutelage when I was in G/S school & really enjoyed his outstanding craftsmanship & skills.