Calling ODT users...

[RamRoddoc]

And most just take you for a wheel gun guy, Jerry

The wood and blue on those guns is just something to see. Yours is mighty fine, sir.

I forget to post this one most of the time. A really great shooter, but it does not get shot much anymore. I just do not take it out.

 

[NGIB]

The only one I ever owned in this category was a S&W pre-27 model from 1951. It was so damn pretty that I just traded it for 2 1911s that I could shoot...

 

[JWC]

Thanks RamRoddoc. I have got to make a better pic of the M41. It looks like it has some wear places, it doesn't, and the finish looks streaky, which it isn't. I have not shot this one in a couple of years. I need to change out the spring and get this one up and running properly again.

 

[mikey357]

Here's two more. Both 1950s Chiefs Specials. 1954 with the dark wood, 1958 with the light. The 1954 is actually not a J frame as the J frame had not been created yet and is actually a cross between the I frame and J frame.

The 1954 is actually built on the "Improved I-Frame"...HTH....mikey357

 

[geezer]

How about a shiney, fancy wooded EDC?




Absolutely NOT a safe queen. In fact I don't think she's ever even seen the inside of the safe.

 

[DaveTheMinion]

geezer where did you get that wood? Strange looking but very nice wood grips! Very nice!

 

[Comanche]

Nothing I have collects dust....since I found the ODT I don't keep anything very long and trade it after I've had my fun with it.

 

[geezer]

geezer where did you get that wood? Strange looking but very nice wood grips! Very nice!

It's called "lacewood" and I think it comes from South America. My Brother in Law gave me a chunk of it, and I whittled out a few sets of grips form it. It looks Awesome in sunlight!

 

[CAMSDADDY]

I agree the closest I come to a safe queen is a 3" S&W model 13 that was unfired until I bought it earlier in the summer

Well I no longer have anything close to a safe queen. I traded my 3" 13 for a 3" 65 and now I carry like its meant to be carried

 

[DaveTheMinion]

It's called "lacewood" and I think it comes from South America. My Brother in Law gave me a chunk of it, and I whittled out a few sets of grips form it. It looks Awesome in sunlight!

damn nice work man! Ever think of making a side job out of it?