No rubber bands, it was a dark wood color grip, the gun itself was dirty looking, probably from all the years of ball sweat and cigarette smokeOriginally Posted by HCM
No rubber bands, it was a dark wood color grip, the gun itself was dirty looking, probably from all the years of ball sweat and cigarette smoke
Nothing says 1970s like zebrawood and rubber bands.
"Gunfighting is a thinking man's game. So we might want to bring thinking back into it."-MDFA
Beware of my temper, and the dog that I've found...
Older Agents are Da Bomb! The grips would probably bring more today than I paid for this revolver about seven years ago. I carry it on duty a few times a year in an old Bianchi upside down clamshell shoulder.
I have a Airweight J-frame with a Barami Hip Grip and a Tyler T-Grip adapter. It is useful in the Texas summers.
Shoots alright. Freehand double action at 7yds.
The Colt trigger is real nice. Need to paint the front sight, though.
This is with me more often than not:
If we have to march off into the next world, let us walk there on the bodies of our enemies.
I carry a detective special in that same model shoulder holster from time to time.......#9R is the model number.Older Agents are Da Bomb! The grips would probably bring more today than I paid for this revolver about seven years ago. I carry it on duty a few times a year in an old Bianchi upside down clamshell shoulder.
Ordered it today.
OK, thanks for making my last mouthful of milk come out of my nose - "BALL SWEAT?" L...O...L!!
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